Dennis Hopper has just had an enormous box-office and critical hit with Easy Rider in 1969. He is considered a cinematic spokesman for his generation and is given carte blanche to doing anything he wants on his next film. He follows it up with a daringly experimental film The Last Movie which the studio Universal … Continue reading The American Dreamer – Blu-Ray Review
Once in a few years comes along a film that is so gruelling its becomes painful to watch but that doesn’t necessarily mean its a bad film. Hard to Be a God is one of those films, its Russian, Black & White and 3 hours long and if know anything about Russians they are not the … Continue reading Hard to Be a God – Blu-Ray Review
This was the first interview I did a few years. I called up Don Coscarelli (director of Phantasm series, Bubba Ho-Tep, The Beastmaster) to ask him some questions about his latest film John Dies At the End and some other questions about his work in general. Ian – Hi Don, this is Ian Schultz. How are … Continue reading Don Coscarelli Interview
This film is one of the most incomprehensible science fiction films since Zardoz—and that’s a recommendation, in a weird way. It features Peter Weller in one of his first major film roles, as Dr Buckaroo Banzai, who is a neurosurgeon, physicist, test pilot, rock musician and star of his own comic book. And yes, all … Continue reading The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension – Blu-Ray Review
Ian Schultz emailed Henry Rollins some questions about his latest film He Never Died, his time in Leeds in the late 80s along with other topics and this is what transpired. With your latest film, He Never Died, you have landed your first lead role. What were the challenges for you? The same as in any other film … Continue reading He Never Died, Leeds and Flying Nun – Interview with Henry Rollins
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