Horror Rises from the Tomb
A decapitated warlock's head, still working. Naschy wrote it himself.
479 entries. Curated, not exhaustive. A short shelf of things worth knowing about beats a long one nobody can navigate.
A decapitated warlock's head, still working. Naschy wrote it himself.
A Rhine myth relocated to Spain, with a monster that only works in long shot.
The Blind Dead ride out one last time. A quiet, sad closer to Spain's best monster series.
The Blind Dead put to sea on a model boat in a visible fish tank. The runt of the four.
Naschy's grisliest, and the one where the rats were not an effect.
Blind Dead again, this time besieging a whole village. The best of the four.
Naschy's Waldemar Daninsky at his most enjoyable.
Spanish Carmilla adaptation with an unusually pointed anger about marriage.
Eyeless Templars on skeletal horses in slow motion. Best monster design of the 70s.
Spanish, sun-bleached, upsetting. The opening newsreel is a hard sell.
Spanish-Italian, shot in England, and much smarter than its stablemates.