DVD Review – Walker (1987)
Walker was Alex Cox’s last real foray into Hollywood filmmaking, other than his attempt to adapt Fear and Loathing years...
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 Immortal Story (1968)
The Immortal Story was Orson Welles'Â final fictional feature currently available which was initially released on French TV until a small...
Blu-Ray Review – Manglehorn (2015)
David Gordon Green made a splash when he directed his debut George Washington which was compared favourably to the early...
DVD Review – Bowfinger (1999)
Eddie Murphy is normally terrible in everything possible except his early stand-up but Bowfinger like Punch-Drunk Love is to Adam...
Blu-Ray Review – Tenderness of the Wolves (1973)
Ulli Lommel is fascinating figure in cinema because he is extensively a hack filmmaker. Lommel started working with Rainer Werner...
Blu-Ray Review – The Skull (1965)
I've never been a fan of Hammer films, I've always found them boring and dated. The Skull was made the...
Blu-Ray Review – Last Embrace (1979)
Jonathan Demme is one of the always fascinating but often frustrating American directors to come out of the '70s boom...
Blu-Ray Review – Hidden Agenda (1990)
Hidden Agenda is a strange film in Ken Loach's career because it's for sure the most "commercial" of all his...
Blu-Ray Review – Pay The Ghost (2015)
Let another film in the strange canon of Nicolas Cage films released direct to dvd/blu-ray/streaming or whatever format you watch...
Blu-Ray Review – On The Beach (1959)
This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. Stanley Kramer was a massive influence...
Blu-Ray Review – The Falcon and the Snowman (1985)
John Schlesinger was an interesting director he was British and a gay man and very conflicted about it. This was...
Blu-Ray Review – Thieves’ Highway (1949)
Thieves' Highway was Jules Dassin's last real Hollywood film before he was one of the first people blacklisted during the...
Blu-Ray Review – Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man (1976)
Before Ruggero Deodato made one of the most notorious films in cinematic history with Cannibal Holocaust he made this crazed Poliziotteschi film....
Blu-Ray Review – Seconds (1966)
Seconds was one of two films made by John Frankenheimer in 1966, the other being Grand Prix, as different from...