Retro-Mondo!
Black Christmas (1974)
Review by - THE DARK HORSE
Over the years I have often cited John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978) and Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960) as the seminal works of the slasher horror genre; however, I was recently informed that I had overlooked… Continue reading
Demons (1985)
- By @TheBlueTook
My dad writes a little bit. It’s not his job, just a hobby. He’s never written a horror film review though. He doesn’t even watch horror films for that matter, doesn’t like ‘em, thinks they’re stupid (he’s… Continue reading
Rats: Night Of Terror (1984)
- @DamianThomas8
In the Christian year 2015, the insensitivity of man finally triumphs and hundreds of atomic bombs devastate all five continents. Terrified by the slaughter and destruction, the few survivors of the disaster seek refuge under the ground. From… Continue reading
The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari (1920)
- By Tashya Campbell
It is safe to say that this is cinematic artistry at its very best. This horror, although silent, screams of an unhinged nightmare full off vivid expressionistic imagery. From the beginning the film’s soundtrack alerts the… Continue reading
The Crow (1994)
Dark, Poetic and a Visual Masterpiece.
‘The Crow’ is a movie that is very much dear to my heart. Released in 1994 on the back of some very serious hype (for all the wrong reasons) involving the death of star… Continue reading
The Haunting (1963)
- By THE DARK HORSE
When asked about which I think are the greatest horror films ever made, I often mention the infamous, the notorious, the respected, etc. Frequently, the likes of The Shining (1980), The Blair Witch Project (1999),… Continue reading
Halloween III (1982)
- By Tashya Campbell
Masks, dressing up and spooky Halloween tunes.
When you think of Halloween your mind turns to, what will I wear? What mask will I buy?
I need to look good for trick or treat.This was before… Continue reading
HALLOWEEN SPECIAL: The Blair Witch Project (1999)
This is the movie that changed everything.
Whenever Halloween approaches as a horror fan you start to reminisce about all the classics, such as: ‘The Evil Dead’, ‘Halloween’, ‘The Exorcist’, ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ and so on, all tremendous movies… Continue reading
HALLOWEEN SPECIAL: The Evil Dead (1981)
- By @TheBlueTook
WARNING This review contains nothing ground-breaking for any of you at all!
I can categorically guarantee everything that is scrawled below about this 1981 masterclass has been done to demonic death and beyond, folks. If… Continue reading
The Monster Squad (1987)
I’m well into my 30’s now, dearest Birdies. That means I was lucky enough to be in my pre-teens when Fred Dekker was still directing films and TV. He may be known by most people as either the director of… Continue reading
FINALLY, The Slaughtered Bird has its own OFFICIAL merchandise range! Read more...REVIEW: She Kills
- By @TheBlueTook
Violently vengeful women, satanic vaginas, sordid, sadistic fantasies and own-nipple-tickling in public wooded areas – no, dear readers, this aint the tagline from my new autobiography, this is a brief description of director Ron Bonk’s new zany throwback, SHE KILLS, from cult distributors SRS Cinema.
REVIEW: All Girls Weekend
Review by Patrick Ricketts.
INTERVIEW: Camp Dread director, Harrison Smith
- By @TheBlueTook
Mr Harrison Smith: Horror film director, producer, writer, company creator, Head Of Independent Genre Development at Mario Kassar’s Carolco Pictures.
INTERVIEW: Ken Foree
The name Ken Foree needs no introduction in the horror world. A tremendous, versatile actor who's familiar with fans of the silver and small screen, but will always be a legend to us fan-boys since his breakout performance as tough as nails Peter in 'Dawn of the Dead'.
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Ghostpuncher
"One man, three ghosts, two fists."