Articles by Baron Craze

About Baron Craze
Consider by many as a Horror Historian, writing detail reviews on many sites, with the first horror I ever saw was Grizzly (1976), from there I discovered Vincent Price and Christopher Lee movies, and of course Universal Monsters. I never watch the films just once, no rather multiple times, as I got older become both a completeist (the goal to watch all the horror films possible) and started to research many films to new depths of interest. Many of my reviews contain vast amounts of details about each film, in a fair review. In addition, a screenwriter and actor and producer of Blind Documentary, called A World Without Boundaries, and podcast DJ of 4 weekly shows 2 metal and 2 horror theme. Enjoy all things Horror, Gothic, and Macabre. Favorite Quote of Mine: "The Extreme Makes a Lasting Impression!"
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DOA Review: Jurassic Prey (2015)

February 25, 2017 Baron Craze

Another week has come upon us to return the land of horrendous movies, which dot the graveyard of the horror genre, and to discover if their burial best left untouched, and sworn off. Though with […]

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DOA Review: Night of Horror (1981)

February 12, 2017 Baron Craze

  Once more, time to venture down the forgotten path, into the darkness to discover those movies that rank incredibly low in likes and overlooked by the horror fans, as before I accepted the mission […]

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D.O.A. Reviews: Ax ‘Em (1992)

January 14, 2017 Baron Craze

  The reasoning for this new column DOA, simply stating the movies that truly rank badly, as a Horror Historian and a genre completest, who truly enjoys the macabre this becomes a challenge, as anyone […]

Retro Review

Retro Review: Grizzly (1976) 

December 31, 2016 Baron Craze

The b-movie Grizzly celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2016 and with the year closing out, why not recap a film which duplicates Jaws (1975), well it is the first horror film this reviewer ever saw […]

Horror Hall of Fame

Horror Hall of Fame: Psycho (1960)

December 28, 2016 Baron Craze

Alfred Hitchcock’s famed film Psycho (1960), which celebrated its 55th Anniversary in 2015, still garnishes the attention of entertaining audiences and students both amateur and professional of the legendary master of suspense, and was his […]

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