War cinema, especially Polish war cinema, is rarely associated with oneiric escapades and surreal convolutions.

When I think about the theme of the doppelgänger in Andrzej Żuławski’s Possession and try to piece together my impressions of the film into a...

Pumpkinhead didn’t deserve the fate initially dealt to it by critics and audiences.

Published in 1959, Stanislaw Lem’s The Investigation starts from an improbable, strange, and…

“Count Dracula” is a horror film by Jesús Franco from 1970.

Neither day, nor hour, nor a single breath!

Next to the atmosphere of 1970s television, it was the portrayal of the protagonist that succeeded best in “Late Night with the Devil.”

Hour of the Wolf, according to Scandinavian folklore, is the darkest moment of the night, when the most deaths and births occur.

The vampire ballerina shows off sharp teeth, bites deep into skin and dances around genre clichés.

The creators of “The First Omen” are well aware that they have achieved something decidedly more than just an homage to the legendary Omen...