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Tag Archives: Universal Classic Monsters
THE HOWLING
Werewolves have been cool for a long time. Back in 1941, Universal Pictures unleashed THE WOLF MAN a decade into its Classic Monsters run, giving horror fans one of the genre’s most fun monsters. Also … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged adaptation, Allen Ginsberg, Belinda Balaski, Carrie, Christopher Stone, Dee Wallace, Dick Miller, Dressed to Kill, E.T., Elisabeth Brooks, Fasso's Great Horror Flicks, Gary Brandner, George Waggner, Gremlins, Howl, Joe Dante, John Carradine, John Hora, John Sayles, Kevin McCarthy, Lon Chaney Jr., Mike Finnell, Patrick Macnee, Pino Donaggio, Piranha, Rob Bottin, Robert Picardo, Slim Pickens, Steven Spielberg, The Howling, The Thing, The Wolf Man, Universal Classic Monsters, werewolves
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5 Women Worthy of the Hell of Fame
In the wake of Jamie Lee Curtis’ change of heart about appearing at a horror con, I’ve been thinking a lot about just how important, and just how underappreciated, women in horror are. The lion’s share … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged Bride of Frankenstein, Brooke Lewis, convention, Day of the Dead, Debbie Rochon, Dee Wallace, Diablo Cody, Exorcist II, George Romero, Hell Night, Hell of Fame, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer's Body, Joe Dante, Kathryn Bigelow, Linda Blair, Lori Cardille, Nancy Thompson, Near Dark, Peter Jackson, Poltergeist, Roller Boogie, Steven Spielberg, The Exorcist, Troma, Tromeo & Juliet, Universal Classic Monsters, Wes Craven, Zelda Rubinstein
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