Director Tobe Hooper’s 1985 British movie tribute to Hammer Films is an entertainingly gory, tongue-in-cheek vampire movie set in London and starring Peter Firth and Frank Finlay. In Dan O’Bannon and Don Jacoby’s screenplay, based […]
Director Joseph H Lewis’s 1958 cult Western is tense, moody and unusual, with an effective Gothic climax in which Sterling Hayden’s star character George Hansen faces the six-gun-toting bad guy with a whaling harpoon. The portly […]
‘The mighty titan of terror in his most incredible adventure,’ screamed Toho studios to advertise director Ishirô Honda’s 1975 Japanese horror movie, the 15th in the Gojira/ Godzilla series, which by then already had been […]
Reese Witherspoon returns to overplay her hand in director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld’s lame, stale and mostly tiresome 2003 sequel to the 2001 hit Legally Blonde, with some faintly rancid anti-gay stuff. Reese is back in the pink as the […]
Director Tobe Hooper’s scintillating 1974 film début proper (following 1969’s experimental Eggshells) ranks as one of the most shocking and powerful horror films ever made and is a horror movie game changer. Based on the true […]
Director Dick Clement’s 1970 sex comedy is an intriguing might-have-been sort of movie. It has all the clever elements it needs to make it work, but strangely it misfires. Writer Frederic Raphael and the actors […]
Tony Curtis stars as Bob Weston, the womanising editor of a sleazy scandal mag, who first gets an interview with renowned psychologist Helen Gurley Brown (Natalie Wood) in order to attack her bestseller sex book, […]
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