Dr Jekyll & Sister Hyde (1971)
A delicious transgender twist on the old Jekyll and Hyde tale, with Mr Hyde transformed into the murderously evil Sister Hyde.
Read More →A delicious transgender twist on the old Jekyll and Hyde tale, with Mr Hyde transformed into the murderously evil Sister Hyde.
Read More →An abandoned haveli in the middle of a fearsome jungle where a newly married couple takes refuge with a sinister old woman as the caretaker. A ghostly figure draped in white, singing a sad song. D...
Read More →Two hundred years ago, Raja Pratap Singh ruled his kingdom, but neither he nor his subjects enjoyed much peace. An evil spirit by the name of Saamri stalked the countryside, leaving terror wherever...
Read More →The Great Snake Movies of South Asian Cinema. Over the years, one peculiarly desi genre has crept disturbingly close to the heart — probably far closer than any medically trained p
Read More →A stylish man in an overcoat, mirrored shades, and a cowboy hat walks through an area infested with ferocious-looking Dayans. Some witches have fearsome rubbery vampire teeth, while others have ba...
Read More →a perfect blend of horror and humour, which was the trademark of a good Child’s Play movie
Read More →Delicious dark horror with a strong Ed Gein undercurrent. A change of scene from an era dominated by Slashers.
Read More →The Omen meets Child’s Play, resulting in a hoot of a hybrid. Ludicrous, laughable, but never less than thoroughly enjoyable.
Read More →A twisted metaphor on the nightmare of rape? Maybe not, but a fun twist on the usual werewolf routine with a showstopping transformation scene. Whacky and uneven but compelling.
Read More →A small-town community is terrorised by a mysterious, murderous, demonic car.
Read More →Carpenter's brilliance had audiences gripped worldwide as this tiny independent film starring nobody went on to become one of the most successful indie films of all time.
Read More →Blissfully happy middle-aged couple troop off for their work cum delayed honeymoon trip to the exotic locales of some Salt Caves before heading off for the ski slopes. Husband Johnny is a rising m...
Read More →Diabolical Exorcist rip-off! So tragic it has to be seen to be believed
Read More →The world's first gore film - a legend of a movie - Stunningly, sublimely awful
Read More →spellbinding Disco-Romance-Mystery-Comedy spectacle presented and introduced by Bappi Lahiri featuring his brood Rema Lahiri and Bappa too!
Read More →Clunky, dated and somewhat batty futuristic thriller with a hint of political undertones.
Read More →A mysterious visitor brings malice, evil and corruption to a Planation estate in America.
Read More →A broken down car leads to a stay at a creaky old Tourist Trap where the inhabitants are in for the time of their lives! Macabre and intensely creepy, this film is one of horror’s most majestic ye...
Read More →A Statuesque Hitchcockian Blonde with a murderous rage and a dark secret is spreading terror in a peaceful community.
Read More →A cold-blooded killer with an ingenious methodology must kill again as his dark secrets are in danger of being unravelled.
Read More →Serial Killer unwittingly feeds the megalomania of the local witch who uses her powers and her pet monster with devastating effects.
Read More →hi tech toys go awry and turn nasty. Great idea given kiddy treatment.
Read More →Karan Johar and Ma Anand Sheela come together for mutual benefit.
Read More →This grim Japanese shocker dealing with the dark world of human organ smuggling is difficult to gauge, not so much because it is in a foreign language but because of the style in which the film has...
Read More →“Leaves you with an unexplained sense of agony.” — The Express Tribune
Read More →a simply stunning epic tale of drugs, Christ and killer turkeys - insane!
Read More →“Kinky, trashy, sappy, kitschy and pulpy in fine measure,” wrote Todd Stadtman in Funky Bollywood, neatly capturing the delirious tone of Geetaa Mera Naam.
Read More →Naseebo Lal is, by a considerable distance, one of the most popular singers Pakistan has produced over the last few decades. For years she outsold many of the polished, corporate-b
Read More →“A feverish fictionalisation of Pakistan’s most notorious socialite myth.” — retro Pakistani cinema writing
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