Eye of the Devil (1966)
Aristocratic Londoner (David Niven) is called back to his ancestral home in France, as the estate's vineyards are failing. He asks his wife (Deborah Kerr) and young children to stay behind;…
The Mask (1961)
1961's The Mask opens as older horror films sometimes do: with a authoritarian-looking white man in a study, telling us what we're about to see is REALLY scary, and totes based in…
The Hideous Sun Demon (1959)
The dangers of tanning! Or - is it dipsomania? In fact, the allegory to alcoholism is none-too-subtle in The Hideous Sun-Demon (1959), the story of a scientist exposed to radiation and transformed…
The Astounding She-Monster (1957)
A lifetime of B-movie experience has led me to believe there is an inverse correlative between a film title's exciting hyperbole, and the action therein. Sadly, in 1957's The Astounding She-Monster, this ends up being…