John Llewellyn Probert's House of Mortal Cinema

SEVEN DEATHS IN THE CAT'S EYE opens with a prowling camera and some dramatic music which reaches an almighty crescendo as we zoom in ...

One of the plethora of delicious EuroHorrors served up by Spain in the 1970s, THE HUNCHBACK OF THE MORGUE  is genuinely surprising, poss...

A found footage movie that is as daft as it is entertaining, THE DEVIL INSIDE manages to pull off the difficult feat of being utterly si...

Here’s a film that holds very special memories for me as I first watched it many years ago and on the big screen no less, thanks to the ...

Recently at Probert Towers we subjected ourselves to Joe D’Amato’s THE ANTHROPOPHAGOUS BEAST aka THE GRIM REAPER. It was our first brush...

Another giallo with a daft title and a ludicrous explanation for it that we don't get until the 88 minute mark, DON'T TORTURE A ...

HP Lovecraft adaptations aren’t that easy to do. One needs more than a few rubbery tentacles and a ‘Yog Sothoth’ thrown around here and ...