Empire of the Ants, loosely based on an H. G. Wells story, features Robert Lansing and Joan Collins alongside ants! Acti...

Chosen Survivor is a movie Grue-Believers will remember it as one mentioned frequently by The Black Saint. It took the 7...

Chosen Survivor is a movie Grue-Believers will remember as one mentioned frequently by The Black Saint. It took the 70s ...

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad is Bill's pick. In fact, Ray Harryhausen is his hero and this is the movie that made him fal...

Truly one of the most bizarre, WTF sci-fi horror films of the Seventies. A broad mix of The Omen, Close Encounters of th...

A misguided but curious yarn that mixes Jekyll with Jack the Ripper and a bit of The Body Snatcher (Burke and Hare). Ral...

Are you afraid of all the 1970s acid propaganda? Are you afraid of losing all your hair? Do you like to shove "randos" i...

The TV movie of the week was a glorious thing in the 1970s, which often brought horror fans interesting -- and sometimes...

For all-out cryptozoology fans, Bigfoot cinephiles, and Jack Elam groupies, the 70s Grue-Crew dives into the forgotten b...

Christopher Lee teams up with Jess Franco to deliver a "truer" adaptation of the Bram Stoker novel in Count Dracula (197...

Despite a familiar cast, this made-for-TV movie misses the mark. Even with memorable scenes from a creepy, nail-spitting...

The Black Saint picked The Brotherhood of Satan. At long last, the Grue-Crew delve into this overlooked classic. The fil...

Despite featuring a director, a writer, actors, and some crew members often employed by Hammer, The Ghoul is definitely ...

What film would you rather see? Pigs or Daddy's Deadly Darling? Yeah, it's a toss-up. Thankfully, it's the same film. Wo...

The Grue-Crew are here to go disco dancing with George Hamilton's Count Dracula as they share their thoughts on LOVE AT ...

The 70s Grue-Crew love their camp, and there's plenty to go around in the sci-fi smash-em-up, DEATH RACE 2000 (1975). In...

Are you ready for more Ray Harryhausen? More Sindbad? Maybe Patrick Wayne or Jane Seymour? Regardless, the Grue-Crew set...

THE VAMPIRE LOVERS features Ingrid Pitt and Peter Cushing with Miranda Smith, Kate O'Mara, George Cole, Jon Finch, et al...

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This story within a story of another movie buried within the movie features Tom Savini (acting and on EFX), Joseph Pilat...

If you are a fan of Victor Buono, then we have the episode for you. THE MAD BUTCHER, 1971, is a unique beast of a film a...

Joined by guest host Gregory Crosby, the Grue Crew tackle another Hammer film, this time featuring the talented Ingrid P...

Dirk Rogers joins the Grue Crew for a talk about TROG, 1970, the legendary, or is it infamous?, film starring Joan Crawf...

Guest Jerry Chandler rejoins the Grue Crew for the 3rd Templar Knights/Blind Dead flick from Amando de Ossorio: THE GHOS...

Guest Gregory Crosby brings his knowledge of DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS, 1971, and its captivating star to the Grue Crew's ta...

The final Hammer Horror film of the 1970s is much better than the Grue-Crew remembers it, although the ending leaves som...

DoH 70s episode 215 is ALIVE! This ABC-TV Movie of the Week features a trio of Little People who, despite the title, you...

This first feature from reknowned low-budget filmmaker Don Dohler is an overly ambitious, roughly made, yet surprisingly...

This witch-hunter gorefest featuring Herbert Lom, Udo Kier, and Reggie Nalder was banned in several countries. Maybe tam...

VENGEANCE OF THE ZOMBIES features Paul Naschy in three roles. The East Indian mystic, Krishna, the scarred, evil twin, K...

This Spanish horror film with a politically incorrect title and a difficult subject is directed by Narciso Ibanez Serrad...

Remember those great TV horror movies from the 70s? The Grue Crew returns to that well with SNOWBEAST, 1977, starring Bo...

The Grue Crew are agog at the cast of COLOSSUS THE FORBIN PROJECT, 1970, Eric Braeden, Susan Clark, Gordon Pinsent, and ...

NIGHTWING, 1979, is the only venture into horror for D. Arthur Hiller and W. Martin Cruz Smith. Even so, the 70s Grue Cr...

The Grue Crew awaited a watchable online version of CRAZE, 1974, for years. Why? With 3 Oscar winners, 2 Oscar nominees,...

The Grue-Crew go a-hunting in the land of TV horror this episode and encounter MOON OF THE WOLF, 1972. This surprisingly...

The Grue-Crew have somewhat mixed reactions to VAMPYRES, 1971. Euro-trash or good Euro-gothic? It all depends on how muc...

Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, 1886, by any other name would still be a Jekyll/Hyde story. In I, MONSTER, 1971,...

Recommended by Grue Believers, THE STONE TAPE is a BBC TV film written by Nigel Kneale, directed by Peter Sasdy, and sho...

John Carradine, John Ireland, and Faith Domergue are making a movie in THE HOUSE OF SEVEN CORPSES, 1974. It's not a good...

The Grue Crew discuss 3 shorts based on ghost stories from the UK. Whistle and I'll Come to You, 1968, and Lost Hearts, ...

John Carpenter had little to do with this film despite his script credit, but Faye Dunaway, Tommy Lee Jones, Rene Auberj...

The Grue Crew tackles another 70s made-for-TV horror gem, Black Noon, 1971, a horror-western starring Roy Thinnes, Lyn L...

Is it Hammer Time again? Yes, and Dracula, no less! With Christopher Lee’s 5th time playing the bloodsucking count for H...