Category: Television Reviews

Kolchak: The Devil’s Platform (1974) Season 1 Episode 7 – By Baron Craze

October 1, 2024
Television Reviews

As I continue my journey through Kolchak: The Night Stalker series I’ve chosen on of my favorites for the spooky month of October, it’s none other than The Devil’s Platform which predates The Omen film by two years, it was one of four episodes directed Allen Baron and created from a story by Tim Maschler,…

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Kolchak “The Ripper” Season 1 Episode 1 – By Baron Craze

July 10, 2024
Television Reviews

As some might recall from the Kolchak Television Series article, I stated I would be taking the time to review individual episodes of this series, and no better way to start than with the first show entitled The Ripper which aired on Friday, September 13, 1974 directed by Allen Baron (who would go on to…

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Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974) – By Baron Craze

April 2, 2024
Television Reviews

2024 marks the anniversary year of a beloved and yet short-lived horror tv-series, born from two television movies that gave future influence to The X-Files, and later spun a revival television series, I had planned encapsulating my favorite episodes into one article. However, as my passion for the episodes grew, I realized the article was…

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Frankenfish (2004) – By Baron Craze

February 20, 2024
Television Reviews

When it comes to nature-attack movies the sea kingdom is a great place to start, thanks to Jaws [1975] the menacing factors have increased exponentially, from Tentacles [1977], Orca [1977] (Killer Whales), to Piranha [1978] and then endless barrage of Shark flicks. Hence when a snakehead fish incident which occurred in Crofton, Maryland and the…

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Cruise Into Terror (1978) – By Baron Craze

August 19, 2023
Television Reviews

In the year 1978, there were plenty of cheesy yet entertaining made-for-television movies that flooded the small screens of households, of them 19 were in the horror genre; depending on the major networks and time of the year as to when they were released. Looking back to this one year the types of films varied…

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The Initiation of Sarah (1978) – By Baron Craze

August 14, 2023
Television Reviews

The sinister visions and nightmare story plots that plagued the television screens of the 1970s were enough to fill a wide chasm and continued programming-schedules that stretched into the 80s and beyond. When Carrie [1976] was released, it was obvious that it was going to inspire many other filmmakers however this obscure movie is more…

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Toxic Shark (2017) – By Baron Craze

August 17, 2022
Television Reviews

Ever since Jaws [1975], countless shark movies increases like a feeding frenzy in chum filled waters, that scary dorsal fin rises up piercing the surface, all knowing just under is an apex predator listening for sounds of panic and sensing the blood its rows of razor sharp teeth prepare to saw, tear, and rip into…

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Quantum Leap: Blood Moon episode (1993) – By Baron Craze

August 4, 2022
Television Reviews

I think everybody knows that television series have special Halloween episodes, some mild to wild, but always crammed into 47-minutes, well I found a series I used to watch long ago called Quantum Leap, a sci-fi show that starred Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell, they a had great relationship during the entire long-run production, anyway…

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Creepshow: Season 2 (2021) – By Baron Craze

November 30, 2021
Television Reviews

A pleasant treat to have received the Blu-ray of Creepshow Season 2, and that will not influence my decisions concerning this disc, though I did thoroughly enjoy the first season. I’ve always liked reviewing a series or season television show, they often remind me of anthology films, several stories and these give some reference to…

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The Munsters: Season 1 – By Baron Craze

May 31, 2021
Television Reviews

Some fans identify with the Munsters more than The Addams Family, but either way one enjoys these ghoulish families, they both perceived everyone else as the odd and different from them with the Munsters more founded in a background of traditional horror concepts. If one doesn’t know, and very shocking if reading this review of…

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