Die, Monster, Die! (1965) Movie Review

Die, Monster, Die! is a beautiful encapsulation of all things macabre, spooky, Gothic, and ghastly. This beauty is literal through the bright, yet moody, photography and also less tangible through the campy, yet sincere, performances. Along with some ghoulish special effects, this haunted melodrama from American International Pictures surpasses expectations. Director: Daniel HallerScreenplay: Jerry SohlProducers: Pat GreenCinematography: Paul BeesonEditing: Alfred CoxMusic: Don … Continue reading Die, Monster, Die! (1965) Movie Review

Color Out of Space (2019) Movie Review | Podcast

https://anchor.fm/s/6a39cf3c/podcast/rss Enjoy this throwback to Season One of Camp Kaiju! Vincent is joined by Cameron Nelson to discuss the 2019 science-fiction horror film, Color Out of Space, starring Nicholas Cage. Does it hold up? Let us know! Thanks for listening, friends, we hope you enjoy. P.S. And if classic horror is more your jam, you're … Continue reading Color Out of Space (2019) Movie Review | Podcast

Cold Skin (2017) Movie Review | Podcast

https://anchor.fm/s/6a39cf3c/podcast/rss A story about more than just having sex with fish people, this is a movie deeper than most. We warmly - coldly? - conclude our Antarctic monster series with Max and Cory. Plus, Max joins Vincent for some additional monster movie talk on Godzilla, mummy movies, and more! Thank you all for listening. If … Continue reading Cold Skin (2017) Movie Review | Podcast

Re-Animator (1985) Movie Review: Going for the Jugular

Few movies start with as bloody a bang as Stuart Gordon's Re-Animator. In those opening minutes, the film prepares you for everything you need to know; there will be gory special effects, deranged scientists, and more than a few surprises to keep you glued to the screen. Fans of such special effects driven horror movies, … Continue reading Re-Animator (1985) Movie Review: Going for the Jugular

Cold Skin (2017) Movie Review: A Lovecraft Film Deeper Than Most

A story about much more than having sex with fish people. That aspect occupies a sliver of the runtime, is shot with care, and provides intriguing layers to the themes of hate and isolation. While the film may be inspired by Lovecraftian Deep Ones, Cold Skin is foremost a drama; elements of horror are secondary … Continue reading Cold Skin (2017) Movie Review: A Lovecraft Film Deeper Than Most