The City of the Dead (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
The City of the Dead, a 1960 horror film that is also known as Horror Hotel, takes place in the
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Cursed To Kill (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
This low-budget horror film from 2017 appears to have two names. When I DVR’d it off of Showtime last week,
Earth vs. The Flying Saucers (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
In 1956’s Earth vs. The Flying Saucers, the aliens have finally decided that it’s time to land their ships and
The Horror at 37,000 Feet (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
I imagine that it should go without saying that, if you’re on an airplane and you’re flying high above the
Terrifier (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Are you scared of clowns? I’ve never really had much of a problem with clowns, beyond the fact that some
Prophecy (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
First released way back in 1979, Prophecy is one of those films where a big evil corporation is selfishly polluting
The Haunting of Helen Walker (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Stop me if this sounds familiar. In Victorian-era England, a somewhat neurotic young woman is hired to serve as the
The Lawnmower Man (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
The 1992 horror/sci-fi hybrid, The Lawnmower Man, tells the story of two men. Dr. Lawrence Angelo (played by Pierce Brosnan)
The Strange And Deadly Occurrence (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Michael Rhodes (played by Robert Stack) is just your average, every day tax attorney. He has a strong marriage to
Death Ship (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
The 1980 film, Death Ship, opens with a black freighter ominously sailing across the ocean in the middle of the