Ian Schultz

Car Wash is an odd film, it comes at the tail end of blaxploitation craze of

William Friedkin remains one of the best directors of the New Hollywood boom of the

Few films are really unclassifiable in terms of genre but The Ninth Configuration is one of those.

The Beatnik phenomenon is often considered exclusively American but in reality Britain had its own

Rainer Werner Fassbinder remains one of the most prolific directors of all-time; he made over

David Lynch undeniably is the modern-day face of surrealism on the big screen, only maybe Luis

Re-Animator remains one of the finest “Horror-Comedies” to ever grace the screen. The film was

Black Mama White Mama is one of many woman in prison films that Pam Grier

Basket Case was a VHS sensation in the ’80s and it was actually the only

Stephen King on cinema is a mixed bag if there ever was one. Truly great

Andrea Bianchi is an Italian schlock maestro who made incredibly sleazy films, just check out

Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death falls into being both a clever satire

Eureka has finally released the film Eureka directed by Nicolas Roeg, puns aside it’s a fascinating addition.

Fabulous Films has released a lot of back catalogue Universal films in the past week