Horror Movies

By 1944, sequel-itis was finally developing in the Frankenstein saga. (HoF) was Universal's sixth film in the series. The hand of management and/or marketing departments was more plainly evident. Curt Siodmak provided the kernel of the story. Of course, the title role went to Frankenstein's monster. After that, Universal threw in Dracula and the Wolf Man, again played by Lon Chaney Jr.. Boris Karloff stars, but as the mad scientist, not as the monster. The thinking must have been, that if...Read Full Story

Below are the results that we have located for you based on Horror Baby, which were the words that you entered. If you see too few items then please broaden your search terms more. If you see too many items then please narrow your keywords and search again. Rosemarys Baby VHS Mia Farrow HORROR    US $2.99 HORROR FANTASY MOVIES INTERNATINAL ROSEMARYS BABY HITCHCOCK VG F    US $11.99 KILL BABY KILL Orig 1966 Mario Bava Horror Photo 1...Read Full Story

ZC Rating 4 of 7: Very Good I'm not a regular reader of CineAction , although it does touch on horror-genre subjects with probing and fascinating articles. I just find it difficult to keep up with the more academically-oriented analyses and arguments. Reading academic jargon-filled discursive suppositions gives me a feeling I can only describe as watching a textual dog eating it's subtextual tail, round and round in a circular narrative. I get dizzy when the words semantic , syntactic...Read Full Story

   Grave Encounters is the story of Lance Preston (Sean Rogerson) and his crew of ghost hunters who plan to spend eight hours locked in an allegedly haunted, vacant psychiatric hospital.They film what is their sixth and final episode of the ghost hunting reality show Grave Encounters.    The crew arrives at Collingswood Psychiatric Hospital and Lance begins by interviewing town historian Morgan Turner (Shawn Macdonald). Morgan reveals that from 1895 to 1960 when Collingswood was closed, it...Read Full Story

Read Part 6: House of Frankenstein ZC Rating 3 of 7: Good House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula are situated within short walking distance of each other and their inhabitants use the same narrative roads to tell their stories. The furnishings are also similar, albeit a bit sparser in Dracula 's house. But Larry Talbot is still here, Frankenstein’s creation is still in need of a jolt, and the battle between supernatural ambiguity and scientific clarity, begun in 1931’s Dracula , ends...Read Full Story