Live actors join the cartoon world of Toon Town as warm and jovial performances by Bob Hoskins and Christopher Lloyd provide the human dimension for Robert Zemeckis’s exuberant and technically perfect 1988 film Who Framed […]
The sleek and eerie 1935 Gothic chiller film The Black Room showcases two of Boris Karloff’s most effective turns as a pair of cursed Jekyll-and-Hyde-style brothers. Boris Karloff grabs his chance to play a pair […]
The 1950 medieval times romantic historical adventure romp film The Black Rose stars Orson Welles as powerful Mongol warlord Bayan of the Hundred Eyes, facing up to co-star Tyrone Power as Saxon scholar-nobleman Walter. Director […]
Will Hay’s outrageous 1942 British farce is an intriguing and endearing collision between wartime morale-boosting propaganda and slapstick comedy, made at the height of World War Two. Its idea to ‘poke fun at the hun’ […]
Saturday Night Live players Chris Farley and David Spade team up for director Peter Segal’s unbearable, utterly moronic, slapstick 1995 American teen comedy with a soft head and an equally soft heart that needs to […]
Co-writer/ director Mario Bava, the Italian chiller maestro, turns in an atmospheric, effective, visually splendid 1963 Italian horror anthology compendium movie of three Gothic tales. It is introduced by Boris Karloff, who also stars in […]
For director Chuck Russell’s 1987 second sequel in the long running horror thriller franchise, Robert Englund once again returns as the fiendish pizza-face monster Freddy Krueger, the undead serial killer who this time rampages through the […]
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