Film Review : Hollywood Metal

HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1944)

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In my previous reviews of classic horror films, I had a difficult time containing my excitement for the eventual crossovers... View Article

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It is important to note that I reached into a metaphorical bag of Mummy themed movies and pulled out The... View Article

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I feel that I could spend a year just watching old horror and still not get through the entire collection.... View Article

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For all of the time I spend with classic horror, I never truly reviewed a monster film. Previous films watched... View Article

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It is time to depart the realm of Universal based horror films to somewhere else. While all recent horror reviews... View Article

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The Mummy is interesting for a variety of reasons. First of all, it continued Boris Karloff’s reign as the horror... View Article

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Along with The Old Dark House, The Invisible Ray is not a movie that comes up much in discussions on... View Article

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Though people may not know it yet, 2014 is the year of sword and sandal. Unlike its fraternal twin, sword... View Article

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This is a continuing series reviewing classics and gems of the universal horror group. The universal horror group was a... View Article

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Arguably one of the most defining films in the Universal horror cannon is Dracula. Actually, come to think of it,... View Article

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YES! There is nothing that gets me more excited than gigantic monsters throwing each other into buildings while shooting radioactive... View Article

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Fantasy filmmaking has had various iterations through the decades. I have spent a considerable amount of time with the films... View Article

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I know what you are thinking, “Why in the world would you review Troy when there are so many other... View Article

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While 300, originally released in 2006, was not the pinnacle of contemporary film-making, it was pretty damn entertaining. The film... View Article