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Tag Archives: horror
Look What’s Happened to Rosemary’s Baby (1976)
In the archives of the ludicrous, a special room should be reserved for Look What’s Happened to Rosemary’s Baby (1976); a nursery, perhaps. This made-for-TV movie features exactly one returning cast member from Rosemary’s Baby (1968), Ruth Gordon as Minnie … Continue reading
Posted in Late Night TV
Tagged 70's, Antichrist, horror, Made-For-TV Movie, Satanism, The Devil, witches
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Tintorera (1977)
“Tin-to-re-ra. The Americans like you say, ‘tiger shark,’” helpfully explains the blond Mexican shark-hunter at the start of the film, who is leering at two girls in tight tops and bikini bottoms. But what’s actually important in this moment is … Continue reading
The House on Straw Hill (1976)
Like so many exploitation films of the 70’s, this one has multiple titles – it’s best known as Exposé (as it was originally released in its native Great Britain in 1976). In certain territories it went out as either Trauma … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Caligari
Tagged 70's, horror, Linda Hayden, sexploitation, Slasher, Udo Kier
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