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British actor John Richardson, who once screen-tested for James Bond, dies

Posted 5 years ago

British actor John Richardson, probably best known for starring opposite Ursula Andress in She and Raquel Welch in One Million B.C., passed away on Tuesday from complications of COVID-19 at the age of 86. "Cinema Retro" writer Mark Mawston was...

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Where in the Horror are they Now? Barbara Steele!

Posted 9 years ago

BARBARA STEELE THEN: What I love about writing this particular column is revisiting some of my favorite genre talents and catching flicks that I’ve either forgotten or missed. This weeks subject is an iconic face in horror, one that also...

Top 10 Horror Resurrections!

Posted 11 years ago

Ah, good old Easter Sunday is here in just a couple of days. You know what that means right folks, it’s all about the Big Return. Reincarnation. Resurrection! Of course, as we all know, resurrection is and has always been...

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British actor John Richardson, who once screen-tested for James Bond, dies

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Where in the Horror are they Now? Barbara Steele!

Posted 9 years ago

Top 10 Horror Resurrections!

Posted 11 years ago

Ah, good old Easter Sunday is here in just a couple of days. You know what that means right folks, it’s all about the Big Return. Reincarnation. Resurrection! Jake Of course, as we all know, resurrection is and has always...

Top 10 Witch Flicks!

Posted 11 years ago

So, who’s planning to patronize SEVENTH SON this weekend? Come on now, I know some of you out there are looking to adopt this odd looking bastard-child of sword-and-sorcery movies. More power to ya! The reunion of Maude (Moore) and...

Dissecting Director Mario Bava!

Posted 12 years ago

"In a horror film, lighting is 70% of the effectiveness. It's essential in creating the atmosphere." MARIO BAVA It's been a long time coming, but what better way to celebrate the lifework of the unofficial Godfather of Italian horror cinema...