Italian Horror Archives

This Week In Horror Movie History – Cannibal Holocaust (1980)

Connor WarrinerConnor WarrinerFebruary 8, 2018

This week in Horror movie history, on Thursday, February 7th in 1980, Milan, Italy clutched its pearls as Director Ruggero Deodato foisted upon them his masterpiece of brutality, Cannibal Holocaust. People want to feel primal. They want to be shocked, aroused, and emotionally battered. They ... Read More

Francesca (Movie Review)

Connor WarrinerConnor WarrinerFebruary 1, 2018

The Giallo film has been enjoying something of a comeback in recent years. It seems everyone wants to pay homage to Giallo megaliths such as Dario Argento (Opera 1987, Suspiria 1977), Mario Bava (Five Dolls For An August Moon 1970, Bay Of Blood 1971), and ... Read More

As The Crow Flies – 30 Years Of Dario Argento’s Opera

Jon WamsleyJon WamsleyDecember 19, 2017

Take your seats. No talking. Turn down the house lights. Raise the Curtain! This will be a night at the Opera you’ll never forget! Why? Because 30 years ago, on December 19th of 1987, Dario Argento’s Opera made it way to theaters in Italy. Not released ... Read More

Suspiria – Forty Years of The Mother of Sighs

Jon WamsleyJon WamsleyAugust 14, 2017

In the summer of 1977, a new Horror film hit the USA featuring the tagline, “The only thing more terrifying than the last 12 minutes of this film, are the first 92.” Compelling based on these words alone, that film is Dario Argento’s now legendary Suspiria, starring Jessica ... Read More

StageFright – Slashing Curtains 30 Years Later

Steven DeJoseph Jr.Steven DeJoseph Jr.July 28, 2017

Back in the late 1980s, when cable television was still very popular in the USA, there was one channel in particular that stood out the most; one channel that used to air an onslaught of rarely-seen Horror movies during the late-hours of Fridays and Saturdays. The ... Read More

Interview – Giovanni Lombardo Radice

CrypticRockCrypticRockDecember 19, 2016

Anything worth doing, is worth doing right. Often a concept that falls by the wayside in modern society, Italian Actor Giovanni Lombardo Radice takes a great deal of pride in all his work. Often recognized by Italian Horror cinema lovers as John Morghen, Radice has ... Read More

Italian Horror

This Week In Horror Movie History – Cannibal Holocaust (1980)

Francesca (Movie Review)

As The Crow Flies – 30 Years Of Dario Argento’s Opera

Suspiria – Forty Years of The Mother of Sighs

StageFright – Slashing Curtains 30 Years Later

Interview – Giovanni Lombardo Radice

This Week In Horror Movie History – Cannibal Holocaust (1980)

Francesca (Movie Review)

As The Crow Flies – 30 Years Of Dario Argento’s Opera

Suspiria – Forty Years of The Mother of Sighs

StageFright – Slashing Curtains 30 Years Later

Interview – Giovanni Lombardo Radice

This Week In Horror Movie History – Cannibal Holocaust (1980)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Return to Horror High (1987)

Developing Artist Showcase – Crystal Joilena

Developing Artist Showcase – Faster on Fire

Developing Artist Showcase – Bleacher Days

Interview – Maddie Hasson

Interview – UFO’s Phil Mogg

Interview – Clayne Crawford & Summer Shelton

Blondie: Against The Odds (Graphic Novel Review)

The Nightmare Before Christmas Collection (BoxLunch Exclusive Review)

Amy Shark – Sunday Sadness (Album Review)