Stephen King’s “Carrie” was a great little horror film. After several not-so-great reboots and sequels, King has let them make it into a TV series. Not a limited series, either. We all know what happened to Carrie in the movie, but it ain’t gonna happen in the series… at least in the first season. And that’s a shame.
In 1965, a non-Hammer movie, made and set in England, starring Boris Karloff and Nick Adams, came out called “Die, Monster, Die!” Suprisingly enough, it’s a science fiction movie, not a horror/monster movie. Loosely based on H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Colour Out of Space,” it’s a different retelling of a classic story. Did I like it? Well, yes and no. Read and find out why.
For his second “perfect” genre movie, Steve calls your attention to gravel-voiced Vin Diesel’s first genre movie, Pitch Black. Science fiction films don’t get a whole lot better, in Steve’s opinion!
This week Steve examines two new genre TV shows on different networks. Superheroes seem to be playing a bigger role in TV than ever before. Are these new shows worth watching?
Nikola Tesla and the End of the World is an entertaining short film series on Amazon Prime.
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