Spider Baby (1967) (Blu-ray/DVD film review).
Half a century and more has passed by since director Jack Hill made ‘Spider Baby, The Maddest Story Ever Told’. It hasn’t changed.…
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Half a century and more has passed by since director Jack Hill made ‘Spider Baby, The Maddest Story Ever Told’. It hasn’t changed.…
If you could plot a graph of weirdness against time, this movie would start quite low but then increase in intensity until it…
‘Island Of Death’ was made before the Greek economy turned upside down in 1976 which makes it almost 40 years old and here…
‘Eden’s Ore Revelations’ is the second volume in BV Bayly’s sequence of novels concerning a futuristic energy source and all the complications surrounding…
Dredged up from the bowels of 1981, here we have a very strange French horror movie, ‘The Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyll And…
Lovecraft stories employing the Cthulhu Mythos have grown in number over the years and most readers will be familiar with this genre but…
I have reviewed some weird films in my 15 years with SFCrowsnest but ‘Motivational Growth’, directed by Don Thacker and starring Jeffrey Combs,…
Probably one of the most horrific films ever made, ‘Mark Of The Devil’ now appears uncut on Blu-ray for the first time. Set…
‘Memory Lane’ is a low-budget movie reputedly made for $300 and it shows. There are moments when sound and picture quality is just…
Maybe a slight hint of panic in the editorial of ‘Uncanny Magazine’ regarding future funding but otherwise this new magazine seems to be…
Here we have ‘Back To 1942’, a war movie, so why is it being discussed on a Science Fiction website? Well, it contains…
If you’ve seen ‘Saw’ and its derivatives, you may be going to familiar territory when watching ‘In The House Of Flies’ and, frankly,…