Friday night at the home drive-in: Watch Me When I Kill (1977) by #AntonioBido w/ #CorradoPani #PaolaTedesco #FrancoCitti "When I go berserk… you're better off dead!" #Horror #Giallo #NotQuiteClassicCinema pic.twitter.com/SXqBstjbRV
— Angus Kohm (@AngusKohm) November 16, 2019
I have always been a fan of horror films, and slasher films in particular. I saw movies like Halloween (1978) and Terror Train (1980) when they first appeared on TV, and they made a strong impression. But it wasn’t every day that respectable TV stations would show movies like that. And I was too young to get in to see most of them in the theatre. Home video was a life-changer for a kid like me. Not only did stores like Jumbo Video have a Horror Castle (which was a room filled with hundreds of horror films on VHS and Beta), the clerks who worked in those stores never stopped me or my friends from renting R-rated movies when we were 12 or 13. Continue reading