In the world of Horror cinema, 1974's Black Christmas is a significant title. Considered by many one of the greatest Horror films ever made, it is important to understand why. In many instances in the world of Horror a title will grow its own fanbase; whether it...
Remember when there were barely any superhero films at the cinema? In an interview with The Guardian, French Film Director Louis Leterrier said the world of film was “…getting a little oversaturated in superhero films, and at one point they're probably going to get boring....
Horror remakes tend to crop up all the time. Directors attempt to modernize classic films for a contemporary audience, and it is rare when those remakes make the same slash as their original. The same can be said of 2006's Black Christmas, a Glen Morgan (Willard...
The best thing that can be said about 1983’s Superman III is that it is not the worst Superman film. Originally debuting in theaters on Friday, June 17, 1983, it did break even at the box office, earning approximately $80-million, just about double its estimated $39-million...
There are few bigger names in comics than Superman, but the same was not always true for film. In fact, thanks to the limited special effects of a bygone era, it used to be thought that a Superman film just might never be possible. The...
This week in Horror movie history, The Amityville Horror was released on July 27, 1979 through American International Pictures. Stuart Rosenberg (Cool Hand Luke 1967, My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys 1991) directed this haunted Horror story that was based on Jay Anson’s book of...
This week in horror movie history, on December 20th, 1974, Canadian Horror film Black Christmas hit theaters just in time for the holidays. Distributed through the United States by Warner Bros., Black Christmas came out forty years ago this month, a full four years before Halloween and...
