My parents were right. The older I get, the faster time seems to fly by. The longer the trip, the more things start to blur. Things that deeply affected us twenty years ago are now seen through rose colored glasses. We fondly look back on our past, even embracing moments we hated at the time. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the great, grand dark house movies of all time, “House on Haunted Hill” still manages to send the appropriate chills up and then back down your spine. Told in the simplest fashion by gimmicky director William Castle and frequent collaborator Robb White (“The Tingler,” “13 Ghosts”), the film brings together a diverse group of individuals with only one requirement. Read the rest of this entry »