When you’re talking obscure horror movies you’ve got to know your audience. Mention a movie that the general public might consider obscure – say John Hancock’s eerie LET’S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH (1971) or Dario Argento’s immortal SUSPIRIA (1977) – and you’re likely to elicit a groan from a true horror aficionado. This isn’t snobbery [...]![]()
