After Corridors of Blood

After Corridors of Blood, Karloff, having tried one last time to save the world, returned once again to more traditional horror films, some quite good , some less so. [But] in light of the fact that there are all these wacky parents, formality is not the letter of the day,” Bronson-Howard says of making the decision to tuck wild flowers into Seyfried’s hair instead of shrouding her in a more traditional veil.Die, Monster, Die was based on Lovecraft’s story, The Colour Out of Space, and director Daniel Haller actually did a decent job of capturing the atmosphere of decay.S. 'Tom’s socio-economic background is different from mine, although I do plan one day to be as rich as Tom Buchanan,’ Edgerton says, laughing.'A life lived in fear is a life half-lived,’ was the mantra of that film, which marked its then 29-year-old Australian director as one to watch. The red carpet is major: every celebrity and top model is expected to bring their A-game. Take a look:Wedding Dress made from divorce papersImpressive, right? It's not the first time we've seen someone design a dress out of unlikely materials. Once more his theories are ridiculed by the short-sighted medical community, forcing him to carry out his experiments in secret on a small island in upstate New York.Meanwhile a seemingly normal middle-class All-American kid is buying an awful lot of guns. Testing a youth-restoring serum (love that term, “serum”) on himself he finally discovers the formula he’d been looking for. It not only speaks to film geeks (I do love a movie with a drive-in scene), but it has something to say about the nature of horror while being darkly funny at the same time. Robinson plays the once-respectable editor of a once-respectable newspaper who’s been forced to turn it into the sleaziest of tabloids. There’s a chess game involved. Oh what a lovely treat for our fellow fiends to start off May! Oh whoops, too much Tales from the Crypt for me apparently as of late.