One of Jesús Franco most famous creations, Vampyros Lesbos is a fascinating film that begs to be overanalysed and seen as some piece of sensual high-brow cinema. When, in reality, it is a Franco special, albeit of a higher quality.
Despite what the title suggests, there isn’t an orgy in this film, but happily, it makes up for that disappointment with vampire action, some salacious scenes, and a fairly tight story.
From Full Moon, written and directed by Ted Nicolaou, Vampire Journals is spin-off of the Subspecies films. One set in the same universe, but not featuring any of the Subspecies characters like Radu and Michelle.
Written by Simon Phillips and directed by Taylor Martin, Silent Bite is a festive horror film with some fangs.
When author Ben Mears comes back to his childhood home in search for some inspiration for his next book, he discovers that people in his home town are mysteriously dying.
A heist-gone-wrong flick – but with a supernatural twist.
Written and directed by Mike Watt, and starring Amy Lynn Best, Stacey Bartlebaugh-Gmys, and Sofiya Smirnova, A Feast of Flesh is a rough watch. As low-budget as it gets, with a lethargic story, bad acting, and horrible effects.
Professor Van Helsing heads off to China on a lecture tour, only to join forces with a local family when he gets caught up in a battle between good and evil after a gang of sword-wielding vampires rise from the grave.
