The Prowler
Tom Savini says he is most proud of his special effects work in this week’s film. We’ve been wanting to check this one out for a long time, so enjoy our discussion of our third slasher film from 1981 this month.
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Hell Night
Silliness abounds, but we do have some interesting ideas and some gorgeous sets and costumes to look at in this second in our m
Identity
Although he had a memorable turn as one of Hannibal Lector’s victims, we thought he got much more screen-time in the twisty 2003 thriller, Identity. Having not seen this one for a while, we were happy to discover that this remains a fun, tight (not to mention star-studded) spectacle today. R.I.P Ray Liotta, and thanks for the years of pleasure you’ve brought us.
Salem’s Lot (Part 2)
This part is much more action-packed than the first, though…well, it’s still a TV movie. Enjoy!
Salem’s Lot (Part 1)
Based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name (only his second novel) and of course the second film created based on one of his works since Carrie, it’s also his only vampire novel to-date. They got Toby Hooper to direct it, fresh off of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. There’s a lot to unpack and discuss here, and we had a joy doing it.
The Hills Have Eyes
After the controversy and success of The Last House on the Left, Wes Craven really wasn’t interested in being pigeonholed as a horror director. However, with the funds running low and a couple of false starts, he caved and partnered with producer Peter Locke to create this masterpiece of cinema which, surprisingly, still holds up today in many ways.