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Latest Issues

The Wolfman & Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman

We are wrapping up Doug’s Universal Halloween Horror Month with two of the biggest films in the library. First up, a man fights off a werewolf, only to discover he has now been cursed to become one in THE WOLFMAN. Then, Frankenstein’s Monst...

3 days ago

Scream Commentary

We are back with our usual Halloween tradition of providing you with a scary movie commentary. What better time to celebrate Scream than by doing one for its 30th Anniversary! We sit down and talk about all the things we love about this mov...

8 days ago
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The Invisible Man& Phantom Of The Opera

In this episode, we’re looking at two films where Claude Raines hides himself behind a mask. First up, Claude Raines injects himself with chemicals and turns invisible. He hides himself wrapped in bandages in THE INVISIBLE MAN. Then, Claude...

10 days ago

Movie Monday: Cat's Eye (1985) — Stephen King's Overlooked Horror Anthology

Movie Monday: Cat’s Eye (1985)

Three stories. One wandering cat. And a whole lot of Stephen King weirdness.

Welcome back to another edition of Movie Monday on Cinema Slacker!

This week, we’re taking a trip back to 1985 with Cat’s Eye,...

12 days ago

Man Made Monster & The Monster And The Girl

We’re looking at two movies this week that have monsters that turn on their creators. And also befriend a dog. First up, Lon Chaney Jr. gets a jolt as he is electrified over and over again in MAN MADE MONSTER. Then, a death row inmate gets...

17 days ago

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