The Amityville train is still chugging along. This time, it stops at a station that looks eerily ‘witchy.’ Take it as you will, but it is clear that most movies with Amityville in the title have nothing to do with the original horror. The original is 112 Ocean Avenue, but this was not the attempt […]
Clown Motel has a rather strange name, and many people are likely to wonder what it’s all about. It follows the story of four women who are returning home from a bachelorette party and three ghost-hunting guys looking for some haunted places, all of whom become trapped in a seemingly abandoned motel on the side
No Halloween season could be complete without its installment from Scream Team Releasing. Over the past few years I’ve been fortunate enough to catch a few of their releases, and it is quite rare that I come across one that I dislike. A few years back, director Justin Seaman directed what is likely one of
Film noirs from the late 1940s and early 50s were generally straightforward, simple stories that were short in length and fast-paced. They were cheaper to produce than regular Hollywood films, so they were categorized as B-movies. During Hollywood’s Golden Age, Ida Lupino’s The Hitch-Hiker differentiated itself from other films when it came to violence, and
Calvin Morie McCarthy, a writer-director and cinematographer, created the movie An Amityville Poltergeist. Let’s be honest, it had the obnoxious cash-grabbing title after being released, and was also known as No Sleep or Don’t Sleep. It appears that he has an inclination towards spine-chilling stories related to sleep. This follow-up of his, which has as
