This is the third and final part of an article series about female axe murderers in horror. Read part one here and part two here. In film and TV, swinging the mean end of an axe at polite society ...

Strait-Jacket could be summoned up as a chip off the old Bloch. Writer Robert Bloch's Psycho, that is. In crossing the basic plot design of that 1960 Bloch-buster with the instrument of murder (the ...

After the surprise hit “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?” resurrected her career, Joan Crawford followed up with “Strait-Jacket,” another thriller in which the middle-aged star acted cray-cray, this ...

Patrick is a former corporate drone who has a healthy obsession with current and classic cinema. He also harbors an unhealthy obsession with The Real Housewives franchise. Heads rolled! And it was an ...

Enjoy another special screening night of William Castle's Strait-Jacket, complete with multi-sensory effects to bring this horror classic to life. After a 20-year stay at an asylum for a double murder ...

Joan Crawford as an ax murderess on parole. When the killings start again, she’s in hot water. William Castle, the master of the screwy gimmick, directed this 1964 feature; the screenplay is by Robert ...

Not yet available for streaming. The film revolves around a brand new world where anyone can use magic, and most abuse it. Those who cast too many spells risk becoming murderous, uncontrollable ...