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Cinema Fearité presents Atom Age Vampire (Dir. Anton Giulo Majono 1960)

March 1, 2012 by James Jay Edwards

In the fifties and sixties, The United States of America was not the only country to delve into making low budget sci-fi horror movies.  In 1960, with the world still reeling from the use of the atomic bomb at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, an Italian producer named Mario Fava (who may or may not be an […]

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Cinema Fearité presents Nightmares (Dir. John D. Lamond 1980

February 23, 2012 by James Jay Edwards

After the success of John Carpenter’s Halloween, scores of slasher movies flooded theaters with hopes of being the next big scare.  It was only a matter of time before the Australian low-budget “Ozploitation” filmmakers would get on board.  In 1980, director John D. Lamond (Felicity) made his only horror film, a psychological thriller called Nightmares […]

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Cinema Fearité presents The Maze (Dir. William Cameron Menzies 1953)

February 16, 2012 by James Jay Edwards

One of the more sensationalistic aspects of horror and science fiction films over the years has been the phenomena of 3-D.  Long before James Cameron’s Avatar reintroduced the world to the fad that enjoyed a resurgence in the horror world in the 80’s, when it seemed that every franchise’s third film was in 3-D (Friday […]

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Cinema Fearité presents The Legacy (Dir. Richard Marquand 1979)

February 9, 2012 by James Jay Edwards

A good horror movie needs a frightening antagonist to keep the action coming.  Whether it’s a faceless killer or a wild animal, a good villain is the driving force behind any film, not just horror films.  Sometimes, however, an unseen force is a much scarier foe, a phenomenon that has been dealt with over and […]

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Cinema Fearité presents Monster Dog (Dir. Clyde Anderson 1984)

February 2, 2012 by James Jay Edwards

In the late 60’s, the Alice Cooper band invented the musical genre of “shock-rock,” with their in-your-face music and horror-themed stage antics.  It seemed like a logical progression that, once his musical career cooled off, Cooper would go into acting, and the natural place for him was in a horror film.  In 1984, after a […]

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