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Funeral Home, aka, Cries in the Night is a relatively obscure Canadian horror flick from the 80s.
It never reached the masses to the extent fellow Canuck offerings – Prom Night, Happy Birthday to Me, My Bloody Valentine, Shivers, Curtains, etc – did. And probably with good reason.
This isn’t fantastic.
Here’s a short episode of the Really Awful Movies podcast, with longer, more in-depth ones to come in the fall.
Tune in!
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Who knew Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu had an unofficial sequel?
Well, the production-plagued Klaus Kinski starrer, Vampire in Venice, aka Nosferatu in Venice, is a weird one – and while not as good as its predecessor, is nonetheless an oddly compelling, lovely film.
I mean, it can’t help but be – lensed in the gorgeous city of Venice.
Tune in, as we tap the immortal undead. And don’t forget, subscribe to the Really Awful Movies Podcast.
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This week, we turn our attention to Bela Lugosi and the 1930s hit, White Zombie.
Set in Haiti, this one was the first zombie film ever committed to celluloid, featuring the incredible Hungarian actor, Lugosi, in an iconic role.
