Mike Blankenship, Author at Nightmare on Film Street

[All The Colors of Giallo] Revisiting Bruce Willis’ Butt in The Bonkers Erotic-Thriller COLOR OF NIGHT

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Jul 30, 2020 | Recommendations |

Welcome back to All the Colors of Giallo, your monthly look at the seedy world of beautiful women,...

[All the Colors of Giallo] To Giallo or Not to Giallo Dario Argento’s Supernatural Bug Classic PHENOMENA

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Jun 30, 2020 | Recommendations |

Welcome back to All the Colors of Giallo, your monthly look at the seedy world of beautiful women,...

Riddle Me This, Riddle Me That: Was BATMAN FOREVER Really That Bad?

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Jun 16, 2020 | Retrospectives |

Tim Burton’s Batman Returns was a box office hit, despite being met with substantial criticism...

Calling DICK TRACY: Celebrating 30 Years of Warren Beatty’s Forgotten (Secret Giallo) Masterpiece

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Jun 15, 2020 | Retrospectives |

As the writer of Nightmare on Film Street’s All The Colors of Giallo column, and a film noir...

[All the Colors of Giallo] Revisiting Federico Zampagliones’ Kinky Modern Giallo TULPA

Posted by Mike Blankenship | May 30, 2020 | Recommendations, Retrospectives |

Welcome back to All the Colors of Giallo, your monthly look at the seedy world of beautiful women,...

[All the Colors of Giallo] Dario Argento’s Rule-Breaking Murder Mystery DEEP RED

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Apr 30, 2020 | Recommendations, Retrospectives |

Welcome back to All the Colors of Giallo. For those of you who read our initial entry back in...

The Unintentional Relevance of John Carpenter’s VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED 25 Years Later

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Apr 28, 2020 | Recommendations, Retrospectives |

1995, in terms of quantity, was a pretty big year for John Carpenter. His undervalued masterpiece...

What Lurks in the Shadows: Ten Horror Films Inspired by Film Noir

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Apr 11, 2020 | Horror Movie Lists |

Film Noir—the dark and seedy underbelly of classic cinema. Highlighted by their urban settings,...

35 Years of FRIDAY THE 13TH: A NEW BEGINNING and How it’s Secretly A Psychological Masterpiece

Posted by Mike Blankenship | Mar 21, 2020 | Retrospectives |

Over the years, I’ve often found myself defending the maligned entries in my beloved 80’s Horror...

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Author: Mike Blankenship

[All The Colors of Giallo] Revisiting Bruce Willis’ Butt in The Bonkers Erotic-Thriller COLOR OF NIGHT

[All the Colors of Giallo] To Giallo or Not to Giallo Dario Argento’s Supernatural Bug Classic PHENOMENA

Riddle Me This, Riddle Me That: Was BATMAN FOREVER Really That Bad?

Calling DICK TRACY: Celebrating 30 Years of Warren Beatty’s Forgotten (Secret Giallo) Masterpiece

[All the Colors of Giallo] Revisiting Federico Zampagliones’ Kinky Modern Giallo TULPA

[All the Colors of Giallo] Dario Argento’s Rule-Breaking Murder Mystery DEEP RED

The Unintentional Relevance of John Carpenter’s VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED 25 Years Later

What Lurks in the Shadows: Ten Horror Films Inspired by Film Noir

35 Years of FRIDAY THE 13TH: A NEW BEGINNING and How it’s Secretly A Psychological Masterpiece

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