Dee Wallace Archives

The Hills Have Eyes – A Horror Masterpiece 40 Years Later

Samantha AndujarSamantha AndujarJuly 26, 2017

Forty years ago, Writer and Filmmaker Wes Craven set out five years after his directorial debut House On The Left to tell one of the most horrific and grotesque stories to ever grace a movie screen. Similarly based on the story of Sawney Bean, Craven’s ... Read More

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial – Phoning Home 35 Years Later

Jackie KnightowlJackie KnightowlJuly 3, 2017

Every once in awhile, a movie comes along that stimulates the senses as well as warms the heart. An unlikely candidate, Steven Spielberg’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial burst into theaters in the summer of 1982, going on to becoming the one of the highest grossing movies ... Read More

The Frighteners – Spooky Fun 20 Years Later

Jack WoolvertonJack WoolvertonNovember 7, 2016

It has been twenty years since Universal Pictures distributed now-cult-classic Horror Comedy The Frighteners to audiences. Originally slated for a Halloween, 1996 release, Universal moved the date up by four months, to July 19th, competing against box office juggernaut Independence Day. That said, The Frighteners ... Read More

Critters – Still Hungry After 30 Years

Jon WamsleyJon WamsleyJune 13, 2016

Back on April 11, 1986, Critters, starring Dee Wallace (The Howling 1981, Cujo 1983), M. Emmit Walsh (Blade Runner 1982, Blood Simple 1984), Scott Grimes (Critters 2 1988, E.R. TV series), Billy Green Bush (Five Easy Pieces 1970, The Hitcher 1986), Nadine Van der Velde (Private School 1983, Munchies 1987), Don Keith Opper (Critters 2 1988, Critters 3 1991), Terrence Mann (Critters 2 1988, Critters 3 1991), ... Read More

The Howling – Still A Hair-Raising Experience After 35 Years

Jon WamsleyJon WamsleyMay 26, 2016

The early 1980’s saw not only a slew of Slasher films, but also a resurgence of the ravenous Werewolf in films like 1981’s An American Werewolf in London and 1984’s The Company of Wolves. One of the best films of the Werewolf subgenre is Joe Dante’s 1986 The Howling, released on ... Read More

This Week in Horror Movie History – Popcorn (1991)

Melissa AnnMelissa AnnFebruary 5, 2016

This week in Horror movie history, Popcorn was released February 1, 1991 by Studio Three Film Corporation. This was Director Mark Herrier’s first full length film, although he was an actor, mostly known for his role in the Porky series. Although uncredited as Director, the ... Read More

Dee Wallace

The Hills Have Eyes – A Horror Masterpiece 40 Years Later

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial – Phoning Home 35 Years Later

The Frighteners – Spooky Fun 20 Years Later

Critters – Still Hungry After 30 Years

The Howling – Still A Hair-Raising Experience After 35 Years

This Week in Horror Movie History – Popcorn (1991)

The Hills Have Eyes – A Horror Masterpiece 40 Years Later

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial – Phoning Home 35 Years Later

The Frighteners – Spooky Fun 20 Years Later

Critters – Still Hungry After 30 Years

The Howling – Still A Hair-Raising Experience After 35 Years

This Week in Horror Movie History – Popcorn (1991)

This Week In Horror – Happy Birthday to Me (1981)

This Week in Horror Movie History – The Horror Show (1989)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Gothic (1987)

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Smoke Trigger

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Hibiscus

Developing Artist Showcase – Return to Dust

Interview – Sen Dog of Cypress Hill & Powerflo

Interview – Rosie Bones of BONES UK

Interview – Armand Assante

Stir of Echoes (4K Ultra HD Steelbook Review)

Skid Row – Live in London (Live Album Review)

Caddo Lake (Movie Review)