The greatest of Roger Corman’s Edgar Allan Poe adaptations stars Price as a sadistic prince who revels in the torments of those who seek refuge from the Black Death in his castle.
The eighth and final film in Roger Corman’s cycle of Edgar Allen Poe adaptations is a sophisticated, elegant ghosty story with a psychological dimension.
Roger Corman’s Gothic horror, shot in rich, vivid color, is a triumph of expressionism on a budget and became the first of eight successful adaptations of Poe’s works.
Jeff Nichols builds an an apocalyptic thriller around a touching family drama of a troubled father (Michael Shannon) determined to protect his family from the impending Armageddon he sees in his visions.
Filmmaker Sam Raimi reunites with actor Bruce Campbell for a sequel to their cult horror film that is also a kind of comedy remake. Arguably the funniest gorefest ever made.
Laura Dern is “A woman in trouble” in a surreal, metaphysical thriller that, even for a maverick filmmaker like Lynch, defies conventions, expectations, and logic.
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