Run Time - 1:23:06 File Size - 221mb

Title - The Witches Mountain
Starring - Patty Shepard, Monica Randall, Cihangir Gaffari
Directed by - Raul Artigot
Producer(s) - (no one wanted credit)
Screenwriter(s) - Juan Cortes Alvarez de Miranda, Raul Artigot & Felix Fernandez

Review

In this fascinating horror film a young couple is traveling through the Pyranees. They find themselves staying overnight at an ancient castle. During the night they discover, quite to their surprise, that the castle is actually acting as somewhat of a headquarters for a group of witches. As you can imagine, things only become more and more interesting from that point on.

Directing, characterization and acting are all quite good in The Witches Mountain, combined with some great photography. All in all, the scene is set quite well for a horror flick that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.

The entire film is extremely tense, leaving you guessing throughout the film. While there are some extremely tense moments throughout the movie, the ending takes place quite satisfactorily. Patty Shepherd portrays one of the main characters in the film and does a very admirable job of it. Her character is one of the main highlights throughout the entire film. She actually went on to become somewhat of a star in movies of this genre. 

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Title - Deep Red
Starring - David Hemmings, Daria Nicolodi, Gabriele Lavia, Macha Meril, Eros Pagni, Giuliana Calandra, Clauco Mauri, Clara Calamai
Directed by - Dario Argento
Producer(s) - Seda Spettacoli
Screenwriter(s) - Dario Argento, Bernardino Zapponi

Review

In this film a psychic with the ability to read minds stumbles across the thoughts of a murderer and ultimately becomes a victim. We begin at a paranormal convention where a psychic seems to sense that someone in the audience is evil, perhaps even a murderer. A renowned pianist who is in Rome teaching at a music school later witnesses the murder of his neighbor, the same psychic from the convention. He can’t seem to help becoming involved in the investigation when he realizes that there are numerous things that don’t seem to add up. Any progress he makes is cut off as it becomes obvious the murderer is tracking his movements.

A trail of clues lead to an absolutely riveting finale. At the conclusion of the film, you will be stunned at the identity of the real killer. Clues lead to the revelation. However, they are extremely subtle making the surprise at the end even more intriguing. A plot twist adds to the suspense that will keep you glued to your seat.

Beyond the interesting plot of Deep Red, viewers will find the visuals to be particularly arresting, including stark images in high contrast lighting and visual symmetry. This is a film that has it all; excellent visual style, great story, masterfully done death scenes, and an atmosphere that remains solid throughout the film. If you’re a fan of horror films, you won’t want to miss Deep Red. 

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Run Time - 1:40:30 File Size - 264mb

Run Time - 1:27:52 File Size - 240mb

Title - Devil Times Five
Starring - Sorrel Booke, Gene Evans, Taylor Lacher, Shelby Morrison, Carolyn Stellar, Joan McCall, Leif Garrett, John Durren
Directed by - Sean MacGregor
Producer(s) - Dylan Jones, Michael Blowitz
Screenwriter(s) - John Durren

Review

This chiller tracks a group of sociopathic children who escape from a psychiatric transport, after it crashes. The bus driver is killed and the five disturbed children on board the bus manage to get away and take refuge in a nearby resort that has been closed for the season. A local crime boss by the name of Papa Doc, portrayed by country and western singer Gene Evans, and his son are in residence along with the rest of his group. Not realizing the true identity of the kids, they taken in and provided with refuge.

As for the kids themselves, their characters are rather interesting. One is under the impression she is a nun while another is convinced he is a child movie star. Yet another appears to be a mini-soldier and even dresses the part. The kids, who range in age from 10 to 14, slowly proceed to play wicked mind games with the adults and mete out physical torture.

This is a truly chilling film, perhaps even more so due to the fact that the demise of the unfortunate is at the hands of children who all have a mental illness. Be aware there are numerous gory scenes, including shootings, stabbings, hangings and more. This is definitely not a film for young children. However, if you are a lover of horror, this is an impressive film. 

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Title - Drive-In Massacre
Starring - Bruce Kimball, Adam Lawrence, Douglas Gudbye, Verkina Flower, John Alderman
Directed by - Stu Segall
Producer(s) - Stu Segall
Screenwriter(s) - George "Buck" Flower, John F. Goff

Review

This story begins as we follow two police detectives in their quest to catch a serial killer. Th killer is stalking a drive-in movie theater located in rural Texas. Perhaps even more disturbing is the fact that the killer seems to have no method to his madness. He randomly kills people using his weapon of choice, a sword.

If you’re a fan of ‘70’s era horror flicks, this is one film you won’t want to miss. The suspense is handled well throughout the film to its satisfying, and surprising, conclusion. The storyline takes a strong departure from most slasher films, focusing on the investigation of the two policemen as they attempt to solve the gory murders. There are also some great comedic relief moments that keep the film going. 

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Run Time - 1:14:02 File Size - 187mb