Blu-Ray Review – Car Wash
Car Wash is an odd film, it comes at the tail end of blaxploitation craze of the early to mid '70s....
Ian Schultz
I'm the guy who normally covers stuff released by Masters of Cinema and Arrow Video along with a sprinkling of other stuff. I love a wide range of films from European art house films to silly action films. My top 10 films are Brazil, Blue Velvet, Donnie Darko, Fight Club, Jackie Brown, Seconds, Pan's Labyrinth, Badlands, Blade Runner, The Night of the Hunter.
DVD Review – The Brink’s Job (1978)
William Friedkin remains one of the best directors of the New Hollywood boom of the '70s his run of The...
Blu-Ray Review – The Ninth Configuration
Few films are really unclassifiable in terms of genre but The Ninth Configuration is one of those. It is a black comedy? is...
Blu-Ray Review – Beat Girl (1959)
The Beatnik phenomenon is often considered exclusively American but in reality Britain had its own form of it. The UK...
Blu-Ray Review – Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection Wave 1
Rainer Werner Fassbinder remains one of the most prolific directors of all-time; he made over 40 feature films and even...
Blu-Ray Review – Dune & Blue Velvet
David Lynch undeniably is the modern-day face of surrealism on the big screen, only maybe Luis Buñuel (who of course was...
Blu-Ray Review – Re-Animator and Bride of Re-Animator
Re-Animator remains one of the finest “Horror-Comedies” to ever grace the screen. The film was based on a series of...
Blu-Ray Review – Black Mama White Mama (1973)
Black Mama White Mama is one of many woman in prison films that Pam Grier did in the early '70s...
Blu-ray Review – Basket Case Trilogy
Basket Case was a VHS sensation in the '80s and it was actually the only horror film my parents owned...
Blu-ray Review – Children Of The Corn Trilogy
Stephen King on cinema is a mixed bag if there ever was one. Truly great films like The Shawshank Redemption,...
Blu-ray Review – Burial Ground (1981)
Andrea Bianchi is an Italian schlock maestro who made incredibly sleazy films, just check out the synopsis for his later...
Blu-Ray Review – Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989)
Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death falls into being both a clever satire on feminist politics and also...
Blu-ray Review – Eureka (1983)
Eureka has finally released the film Eureka directed by Nicolas Roeg, puns aside it's a fascinating addition. Eureka is the climax of Roeg's extraordinary...
Fabulous Films Round-Up Review
Fabulous Films has released a lot of back catalogue Universal films in the past week and I've been ill so...