- Strange Voyage (1964)
An early version of one of those “how do all these pieces fit together” stories, Strange Voyage (1964) sustains the mystery for such a long time that you believe maybe they won’t… Read more: Strange Voyage (1964) - The Hand of Night (1967)
In simplest terms, on one of Paul Carver’s (William Sylvester) shoulders sits an angel, Chantal (Diane Clare), and on the other sits a devil, Marisa (Aliza Gur.) Chantal encourages him to look… Read more: The Hand of Night (1967) - The Bubble (1966)
You can’t help but wonder if Stephen King had seen The Bubble (1966) when he wrote his 2009 novel, Under the Dome. If so, he undoubtedly improved upon the material by giving us multiple characters… Read more: The Bubble (1966) - Night of Bloody Horror (1969)
Night of Bloody Horror (1969) is neither very good nor sophisticated, but I’ll be darned if I didn’t like it quite a bit. After the trying experience of watching Bigfoot (1970) for a guest appearance… Read more: Night of Bloody Horror (1969) - Last Summer (1969)
Except for a horrific ending, we can’t classify Last Summer (1969) as a classic “horror” film. However, it elicits the feeling of nostalgia that accompanies many of the movies we discuss. Plus, if you’ve… Read more: Last Summer (1969) - The Human Vapor (1960)
I’m a little perplexed to read about the critical and popular success of The Human Vapor (1960), the third movie in the Japanese “Transforming Human Series” that includes The H-Man (1958) and The Secret of the Telegian (1960.)… Read more: The Human Vapor (1960)