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Crash Analysis: Damned Dozen: The Best Horror Sequels
No other genre has as many franchises as horror. And as we all know, whether commercially or independently produced, if a horror film does even remotely well, there’s a chance we’ll see at least two more of them – at least. Oddly enough, horror is a tough genre. Most movies can’t stand on their own…
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Crash Reports: Most Under-rated Horrors (Part II)
Here are other fantastic tales sorely overlooked by the horror loving masses. Each film has merit, and should be seen at least once by the discerning viewer who is either looking for something different, or at least a great twist on an old theme. Baba Yaga (Italy, 1973) – 4 stars A cool witch…
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Crash Reports: Most Under-rated Horrors (Part I)
Putting together a most under-rated horrors list is not an easy task, especially when one needs to define the parameters. Instead of focusing on a critical or a popular lack of appeal, I chose to do a culmination of both for this list. In addition, I did not include the many films that may be…
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Crash Reports: The Best Spanish Horror Films
The great nation on the Iberian peninsula has brought many wonderful, surreal, and suspense-filled horrors. If you love quality stories, what follows is the very best of the last fifty Spanish horror films I’ve had the pleasure of indulging. Granted, all writers and directors are different, but the cinematography of Spanish cinema is consistently wonderful:…
