TALES OF THE SUPERNATURAL! Witchcraft was an old-school / Golden Age horror comic published from March 1952 to March 1953 by Avon. Like many comics of its ilk, Witchcraft only had a short run. It ran just six issues, and all are available below. Each issue is really nothing more … Continue reading
By Steven M. Ronquillo DIVERSION PART 1 – IVAN, HAROLD, MAUDE, AND BABS After the success of El Topo there was a decade-plus boom in “midnight movies” which provided a safer niche for off-beat films. This niche allowed films to “cruise”, lessening the pressure of needing to make big, big … Continue reading
By Isabella Acuña Once a upon a time in the early ’80s there was a show on ABC called Fridays. It appeared every Friday at midnight as a rival to NBC’s Saturday Night Live which, at the time, was suffering from low ratings. What made Fridays different was that it … Continue reading
By Steven M. Ronquillo EPISODE ONE: ALL THE COLORS OF THE RAINBOW This series of articles is about the gimmicks and techniques that make movies fascinating, not the movies themselves, so none of the titles I discuss will be critiqued. From how we see them, to how we hear them, … Continue reading
a.k.a. In Defense of Daughter of Darkness If you’re familiar with this movie, you’re almost definitely a Stuart Gordon fan or you just happened to stumble upon it during its initial broadcast in 1990-91. This vampire flick has been pretty much forgotten, and those who do still remember Daughter of … Continue reading
