Blu-Ray Review – The Trip (1967)
Roger Corman is arguably the most important filmmaker who bridged the gap between old Hollywood and the New Hollywood of...
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 – Love & Mercy (2015)
It's kind of shocking it's took so long for a biopic on the life of Brian Wilson to happen even...
Ian Schultz 2015 Top 10 Films
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Blu-Ray Review – Mr. Majestyk
The year is 1974 and after 2 decades of playing bit parts Charles Bronson is about to become one of...
The Reflecting Skin – Philip Ridley Interview
Philip Ridley may have only made 3 feature films in the space of 25 years but he has made three...
Film Review – Microbe & Gasoline
This film went into cinemas so quick I didn't even hear about it so it came to me as a...
Blu-Ray Review – Color of Noise (2015)
Amphetamine Reptile records was a record label that specialised in Noise Rock which came out of the wake of the...
Blu-Ray Review – Day of the Outlaw (1959)
André de Toth was a Hungarian director who is best remembered for his films throughout the '40s and '50s which...
Interview with Guy Maddin – The Forbidden Room
I was down at the London Film Festival this year and had the great fortune to talk to Guy Maddin about his...
Blu-Ray Review – Jess Franco Double Bill
Jess Franco was a maestro of Eurosleaze from the '60s onwards. He was inspired to do into horror cinema after...
Blu-Ray Review – A New Leaf (1971)
This film brought together a great team of actors, Walter Matthau and Elaine May, and was also May’s directorial debut....
Blu-Ray Review – I’m Gonna Git You Sucka (1988)
The Wayan brothers god what happened? Back in the late '80s they were some of leading lights of African-American comedy...
Blu-Ray Review – The Charlie Chaplin Collection
This Artificial Eye box set brings a definitive collection of Chaplin’s films to Blu-Ray for UK viewers. From The Kid...
Blu-Ray Review – Catch My Soul (1974)
Based on a stage musical by Jack Good, which was a big hit in London, Catch My Soul is a...