Howl of the Devil Naschy characters!
By Elena Anele (*) Paul Naschy played several roles in Howl of the Devil: Hector Doriani Alex Doriani Frankenstein’s Monster Mr. Hyde Phantom of the Opera Waldemar Daninsky the Werewolf Quasimodo The Devil...
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VIVA MOLINA: Why You’re Shooting Yourself in the Foot if You’re Not Watching Paul Naschy Movies
By Bill Adcock Greetings, Brothers and Sisters of the Psychotronic Video World! Today I want to talk about one thing in the strange, wild world of world/cult/exploitation/horror cinema fandom that’s been bothering me for...
Craig J. Clark about Paul Naschy
When one thinks of the great big-screen werewolves, the names that spring to mind are likely to include Lon Chaney, Jr., Oliver Reed, Robert Picardo, David Naughton and maybe even Jack Nicholson....
Looking back: Waldemar Daninsky different looks and makeup artists!
by Elena Anele (*) -with a little help from Mirek- Let’s look back to the classics and let’s revise waldemar Daninsky’s different looks through the years, together with the name of the person in...
James Harris about The Birthday!
By James Harris (*) There’s a timeline between 2004 and 2013 that I’m not familiar with or at least one man’s timeline that has escaped me, Chucky Namanera aka Eugenio Mira. Perhaps it...
Interview to Mikel Alvariño co-writer of The Birthday
How did you start working for the cinema industry? My first professional experience was as an extra in Ridley Scott’s 1492: Conquest of Paradise. It could have been only an anecdote, but that was...
Listen to Eugenio Mira director of The Birthday interview
In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you can listen to our interview to the Spanish director Eugenio Mira to celebrate THE BIRTHDAY anniversary. He talked about his early years and latest...
The Woman who Talked to the Dead by César del Álamo
Written by Elena Anele (*) The Woman who Talked to the Dead (La mujer que hablaba con los muertos) is César del Álamo’s (Mi, Goodnight said Ms. Bird) latest feature film, written together with...
Open Windows review
By Rubén Íñiguez Pérez Unlike most European directors making their debut in U.S.A., Vigalondo in Open Windows tries out new narrative techniques in a film full of traditional elements and structures...
