The Creeping Terror (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
There are some films that you just have to see at least once before you die. One of those films
The Creature From The Black Lagoon (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
As anyone who knows me can tell you, Lisa Marie does not do water. Seriously, I have a very intense
The Horror of Party Beach (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
The Horror of Party Beach is a personal favorite of mine but it’s not an easy film to review. Technically, this
Deliver Us From Evil (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
I had high hopes for Deliver Us From Evil, largely because it was directed by Scott Derrickson who, in 2012,
Scream and Scream Again (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Taking place in the near future, the 1971 British horror/syfy hybribd Scream and Scream Again follows three seemingly unconnected stories. In the
The Demon (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Recently, I decided to watch one of the films included in my “50 Chilling Classics of Horror” DVD box set
Bates Motel 2.5 “The Escape Artist” (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
After I posted my extremely laudatory review of last week’s episode of Bates Motel, I received a very interesting comment on Facebook from the veteran
Bates Motel 2.4 “Check-Out” (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
As this week’s episode of Bates Motel came to an end, my immediate response was to say: “Now, that’s what
Bates Motel 2.3 “Caleb” (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Well, that’s certainly icky. Regardless of whatever else may have happened on this week’s episode of Bates Motel, it will always be
Bates Motel 2.2 “Shadow of a Doubt” (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
I have to commend Bates Motel for directly referencing Alfred Hitchcock with the title of its latest episode. Shadow of a Doubt is