The Devil's Hand

** May contain Spoilers ** Robert Alda (Alan Alda's dad) stars as Rick, with Linda Christian (Bianca,the interloper) and Ariadna Welter (Donna, Rick's fiancée) in this short but competent horror flick from the 1960s. I couldn't find any obvious flaws... Full review

Succussful businessman Rick Turner (a solid performance by Robert Alda) experiences seductive visions of wicked and alluring witch Bianca Milan (a deliciously sultry portrayal by breathtaking blonde beauty Linda Christian). Frank gets drawn to a toy doll shop run by... Full review

Meandering and dumb. There's Alan Alda's dad, quite a handsome fellow with a nice voice (I always got him mixed up with Leslie Neilson). He has been having visions of a blonde girl beckoning him at night. Meanwhile, his fiancé... Full review

"The Devil's Hand" is a truly bizarre little horror movie. It's very short and to the point… But what a point! Supernatural themes, romantic love triangles and voodoo! That's all pretty courageous and ambitious for a low-budget horror effort from... Full review

Robert Alda plays a man haunted the vision of a beautiful blonde he sees in his dreams. He is restless and quits his job which put him in a bad way with his girlfriend. One night while out walking he... Full review

I discovered this movie on a cheap horror movie box set and this is one of those movies that surprised me. It is definitely a cult type of movie and could become a "gulity pleasure". It is obviously dated and... Full review

I saw this by chance as one of those DVD package deals(reasonably priced with cinema nuggets). This particular film grabbed from the outset with it's "graveyard twangy" credits theme. The story is part"I Walked with a Zombie", "Eraser Head",and a... Full review

A man can't sleep because this woman keeps appearing in his dreams... one day he sees a doll that looks like her in a shop window, and from there is able to search the actual woman out. It turns out... Full review

This highly effective, virtually forgotten supernatural thriller, filmed in evocative black and white, really packs a punch, and was way ahead of its time in depicting how the worship of ancient evil magick has infiltrated modern civilization (a topic which... Full review

Another amusingly simple thriller that won't thrill you at all. It's cheap, the story is ridiculous and can only bring a smile to your face. It's not totally unbearable; it's fun to spot all the mistakes and plot holes and... Full review

Some of the best of the worst! Oh man, did BCI ever hit the jackpot with this one. Continuing their Starlite Drive-In Theater series of double-feature DVD sets, this one is another winner. First up is the classic z-grade flick ... Full Article