Blu-Ray Review – The Beat That My Heart Skipped
A loose remake of the 1970s film Fingers starring Harvey Keitel, but transferred to France, this 2005 film was directed...
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.
Blu-Ray Review – The Black Widow
Bob Rafelson is a fascinating figure, he is responsible for forming The Monkees for their TV Show. His debut directorial...
DVD Review – The Wolfman (2010)
Some films may sound good on paper, but when it comes down to actually watching them it's a painful experience....
Blu-Ray Review – Compulsion (1959)
The Leopold and Loeb case has been a source for inspiration for creatives since the play Rope in 1929. Alfred Hitchcock adapted the...
Blu-Ray Review – Underground (1995)
Emir Kusturica since the early '80s has remained one of the most singular voices in World Cinema. Underground is a...
Review – Audition (1999)
Takashi Miike is one of the wildest filmmakers working today and one of the most prolific making at least two...
DVD Review – Věra Chytilová Double Bill
Věra Chytilová remains one of the most unique voices in world cinema even if she only made Daisies (her best known...
Blu-Ray Review – Valentino (1977)
Ken Russell was one of Britain's few cinematic renegades but Valentino is a film he publicly said he rather forget. It's...
DVD Review – The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
This set presents the complete three seasons of Hitchcock’s iconic TV show, which brought episodes of suspense to the small screen...
Blu-Ray Review – Hawks and Sparrows / Pigsty
Hawks and Sparrows stars Toto who is not know to most people outside of Italy but he was the huge...
Blu-Ray Review – The Lou Ferrigno Cult Collection
To start this review off the 3 films contained in this set are completely rubbish in every way. However...
Blu-Ray Review – Fixed Bayonets! (1951)
Fixed Bayonets! is a war film directed by Samuel Fuller and was his 2nd film on the Korean war after...
Blu-Ray Review – Crimson Peak
Crimson Peak is a gothic romance, complete with ghosts and a haunted house, although it has been sold (misleadingly) as...
Blu-Ray Review – Sheba, Baby (1975)
Sheba, Baby was very much an attempt by Pam Grier as a stepping stone from the blaxploitation films which made her...