These are Amicus films from the 1960s and 1970s, including a series of portmanteau horror films.
Tag: Amicus Films
From Beyond the Grave (1974) REVIEW
From Beyond the Grave (1974) is one of Amicus' finest horror anthologys, says SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS
Asylum (1972) and The House That Dripped Blood (1970) Blu-ray Review
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES gets a sneak peek at Amicus' Asylum (1972) and The House That Dripped Blood (1970) on Blu-ray.
Tales From The Crypt 1972 REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES calls it “the quintessential Amicus film” - a look back at 1972's Tales From The Crypt
The Beast Must Die 1974 REVIEW
SIMON BALL reviews The Beast Must Die (1974)
I, Monster (1971) REVIEW
SIMON BALL reviews I, Monster (1971) starring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing
Torture Garden (1967) Review
SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS reviews Amicus' second horror portmanteau, Torture Garden (1967)
The Skull (1965) REVIEW
Selene Paxton-Broooks reviews The Skull (1965) - a shockfest from Amicus!
Asylum 1972 REVIEW
CARL SYKES says the cream of British talent sets Asylum 1972 apart from other Amicus anthologies
The Psychopath (1966) REVIEW
Creepy serial killer fest from masters of horror Freddie Francis and Robert Bloch!
The House That Dripped Blood 1970 REVIEW
SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS reviews the third Amicus horror portmanteau, The House That Dripped Blood (1970)
Dr Terror’s House of Horrors 1965 REVIEW
Dr Terror's House of Horrors 1965 is the first of the Amicus anthology horrors, delivering a train ride of spooky fun, says DAVID SAUNDERSON
The Deadly Bees 1966 MINI REVIEW
The Deadly Bees is a Bee-grade thriller, not a geniune shocker.
The Monster Club 1981 REVIEW
JULIE MORRISROE reviews the last Amicus Horror Film, The Monster Club 1981
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