 | | | This is a wonderful movie. Of all the 100s of B&W "psychotronic" horror and science-fiction movies from the 1950s and 1960s there are a handful that are either so good (like THE LAST MAN ON EARTH or CARNIVAL OF SOULS) or so integrally and p... (see full description) |
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 | | | Directed by Emilio Vieyra. A great looking, and fairly erotic piece of Argentinean mutant cinema. Frozen-faced automatons and a goofy looking monster (with a blinking light in the center of his forehead) abduct a collection of sexual specim... (see full description) |
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 | | | As the general said in the movie PATTON, "God help me, I love it so." I don't plan to carry a lot of Japanese monster movies, but the good ones are pretty wonderful. This apogee of Toho monster flicks was made in the ultra-groovy year 1968,... (see full description) |
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 | | | Classic euro-horror from madman Jess Franco. Diabolical Doctor Z ...and his fiendish creation - Miss Death! Dr. Z creates a mind control machine. Rejected by the medical establishment as mad, he suffers a fat... (see full description) |
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 | | | When Robot Monster was released the reviews were so bad that director Phil Tucker tried to commit suicide, but at the risk of losing all credibility - this is a wonderful film. Considered by some the worst movie ever made, but transcends "s... (see full description) |
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 | | | Best trash movie tagline ever: "See Teenage Girls Thrust Into the Weird Pulsating Cage of Horror!" A group of teens plan a beach party on a secluded island in the Gulf of Mexico. Their boat disappears and they find themselves at the mercy o... (see full description) |
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 | | | The most ntelligent and compelling example of the "intelligent compelling UK science fiction" genre typified by the Quatermass movies and Val Guest flicks. Wolf Rilla, the director, never did anything this good, and producer Ronald Kinnoch'... (see full description) |
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