DEAD & BURIED (1981) Review: Grotesque SFX & Unjustified Moral Panic
Yes, it’s grotesque but Gary Sherman’s direction remains effectively creepy, Stan Winston’s SFX is impressive 40+ years later – and Joe Renzetti’s soundtrack is to die for!
1980s
Stephen King’s CAT’S EYE (1985) Review: A Different Animal Altogether
Directed by Lewis Teague, and written by acclaimed horror novelist Stephen King, Cat’s Eye is a horror anthology film comprising three segments: “Quitters, Inc.”, “The Ledge”, and “General”.
“Through the eye of the cat, a twisted tail of macabre suspense from the author of Carrie, The Shining and The Dead Zone.”
No Mere Mortal Can Resist the Evil of the Thriller: Why VINCENT PRICE Is a Cinematic Icon of the Macabre!
Widely regarded as a cinematic icon of the horror genre, Vincent Price’s first foray into the world of the macabre was working alongside Boris Karloff in 1939’s Tower of London for Universal Pictures. However, it was 1953’s House of Wax that would elevate Price into the pantheon of horror stardom.
