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God Told Me To (1976)

There’s nothing quite like a Larry Cohen horror movie, in particular his ’70s and ’80s output, and you can see his touch all over everything

Out of all the grindhouse horror classics made by the likes of Larry Cohen, William Lustig and Frank Henenlotter in the ’70s and ’80s, Cohen’s

Can you imagine taking a concept as rife with genre potential as the titular ’70s show, giving it a decent-sized budget as well as an

I’ve never been a big fan of the original, but this version of “The Hills Have Eyes” isn’t just the better version of the two,

A nice slice of economical horror, “The Djinn” might have worked better as an episode of, say, “The Twilight Zone,” but as it is, it’s

Man, if there’s one movie I wanted to love, it was “Freaky.” After all, what’s not to be excited about? The premise is irresistible, the

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