Do you like those great "bad" movies? Love horror, sci-fi and erotica? The B-Movie Webring is designed for all websites devoted to the B-Movie genre. This might include B-Movie sites, actress and actor sites, fan pages, film studios, distributors, magazines, etc. If it is related to the B-Movie genre, it belongs here.
Pagina dedicada al cine y literatura de terror, en especial, el terror clasico de bela lugosi, karloff, peter cushing, lee y la hammer. Con seccion del cine actual
A forum dedicated to the discussion of Robert Englund, topics relating to the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, other works from his filmography, fan collections, artwork, photos, dreams, nightmares and more.
Not only does this site boast a gallery on the queens of B-movies, but it also has galleries devoted to Julie Strain, Shannon Whirry, and Shannon Tweed, and over 4,000 other photos of celebrites past and present wearing opera gloves!
Horror production company that specializes in blood and gore! If you like Tales From the Crypt style humor, or Herschell Gordon Lewis style mania, then stop on by!
MONSTERZINE.COM is a quarterly online horror movie magazine dedicated to thoughtful discussions of classic horror films (think CINEASTE meets FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND). MonsterZine is open to submissions (guidelines can be found online at http://www.monsterzine .com/about.html) and we encourage people to subscribe: after all, it's free!
A blog that covers some of the St. Louis Indie film production scene. Including movies made by me and my friends. Especially horror and comedy. Also features talk about Macintosh OS Tiger and other technical stuff.
After many years of constant trading, every non-Rhino episode and 80 rarities and related items are available on VHS or DVD. Almost all episodes are from broadcast, pristine masters. All are complete, commercial free, and in the best condition you will find. Which trader has the best quality? Stop by and read my Guestbook. Do a little research. Nothing to trade? No problem! See site for details.
