I don't remember if I've seen Black Sabbath. I know it's Mario Bava. I've seen Blood and Black Lace which was good. I liked The Beyond and House by the Cemetary. Zombie was good, but I'm not big into the zombie subgenre. I'm more of a werewolf buff. I rewatched An American Werewolf in London, yesterday. It holds up remarkably well in today's age. Torso was boring in my opinion and the climax was anticlimactic.

I only saw one scene from Q, The Winged Serpent. It looked like the run-of-the-mill monster flick. It reminded me a little bit of the original Clash of the Titans.

I liked Q. Not great but fun

The Red Queen Kills Seven Times, 1972. 7/10

The Incredible Melting Man

Very goopy and excellent FX work by Rick Baker. The cast includes Cheryl Smith and Janus Blythe, which adds to the watchability.

Hmm, looks interesting. I love the cover art and I saw a picture of Rick Baker's effects on Wikipedia. It looks pretty cool.

Killer's Moon, 1978. 8/10




The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, 1970. 9/10

PHANTASM (1979). While I don't think it's as good as some people make it out to be, it has, if nothing else, a lot of cool plot twists and certainly is not dull. Wouldn't mind me a couple of the flying spheres (Great effect) for some people and the "Lady in Lavender" was choice! ***1/2

I have to agree all the way with You. Very good film that deserves a bigger audience.

SHOCK WAVES (1976). Low budget hampers this a bit, but still a darn good little flick and the monsters in here are pretty eerie. Decent perfs by Brooke Adams, Peter Cushing, John Carradine and Luke Halpin (TV's FLIPPER-!!) ***1/2

An old fav.