Bad Movies Gone Good: The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism (1967)
Realizing Iโm a bit biased (the 60s isnโt my favorite decade for horror), I decided to give The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism another chance.

Realizing Iโm a bit biased (the 60s isnโt my favorite decade for horror), I decided to give The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism another chance.
Scares that Care Charity Weekend is back at it again with wholesome convention goodness that any hallogeek would love.
Sound is an extremely important, but extremely underrated part of a movie, regardless of genre
Because horror movies are never just movies, theyโre souls with a story to tell.
Where do you draw the line between genres? What defines a horror film, and how is different from a thriller?
Japanese horror manages to consistently capture the realism of fear and how powerful it actually is.
Each year we hear the phrase and cringe to ourselves, knowing full well those people will remain the same as theyโve always been. We can generally say that trends stay the same for the most part; if there are any changes at all, theyโre small and slight. Horror is no different.
Theyโre so frightening, so unnerving, that the buildup they create for the movie is utterly incomprehensible.
It seems that no matter how terrible our monsters are, we cannot escape them. We are meant to be.