Reviews by cinemanbis

Very recommendable little B series of horror from the regretted Stuart Gordon. If the monster of the castle needs fresh flesh, we are still far behind the brilliant "Re-Animator" by the same director.

Small american exploitation film not so corny given its small budget. And mom's sluts are so cute...

Bis grindhouse uninhibited and badass as possible. It fights hard and there's atomic girls in it! Fun, violent, brainless, busty and...busty and...we want more!

Staging "giallesque" at will, scenario that holds the road, pretty soundtrack by Bruno Nicolaï and always radiant presence of the magnificent Anita Strindberg and Ida Galli: a success of the "yellow thriller" and a masterful know-how which announces the brilliant Vice trilogy by Sergio Martino.

A true-false pinku eiga. More funny than exciting, more comical than subversive (although...). Not very hot after all.

Shyamalan does his "Lost" in the "Twilight Zone" sauce, eyeing his television offspring "Wayward Pines" and pours into the moralization and hysterization of the genre. A false return to the sources rather missed.

A rather minor Hammer production which ages quite badly but remains quite pleasant. With an Oliver Reed who does tons of it.

When the great Marcello meets the sublime Nastassja, you feel like you are in a setting of sweet sensuality. Superb comedy-drama.

Witchcraft, curse and small breasts go hand in hand in this film dominated by the presence of "Witchfinder" Vincent Price. But on the same theme, we are far from the cult "Mark of the Devil"...

An honest and honorable slasher but a little has-been (we quickly guess the identity of the killer...). Worth especially for the refreshing presence of the beautiful Rachel Ward, one of my favorite darlings of the eighties.