Dr. Who and The Daleks and Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. are the only two feature-length Dr. Who films—and let’s just say that Dr. Who fans are not the biggest enthusiasts about these. There are Daleks, and the TARDIS, and a character called Dr. Who, but it’s not quite right. The lead is a doctor, … Continue reading Dr. Who and the Daleks & Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. – Blu-Ray Review
The Appointment is a British horror movie that I don’t think ever really had a proper release, although it did come out on VHS as an early straight-to-video project. The best version is the analogue one-inch broadcast tape as the original negative has not been found. The full film was held in the Sony Pictures … Continue reading The Appointment (1981) – Blu-Ray Review
Corrective Measures is a movie based on a graphic novel that came out in 2008. It’s basically a really low-budget rip-off of Suicide Squad and The X-Men, and will only be remembered as one of Bruce Willis’ very last films, one of those where he just showed up on set for a day or two. … Continue reading Corrective Measures – Blu-Ray Review
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a wonderful testament to the man, the myth, the legend that is Nicolas Cage. He plays "himself," and also a younger version known as Nicky Cage who is a figment of his imagination. Cage fanatics will recognise that Nicky is based on Cage's legendary appearance on the Terry Wogan … Continue reading The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent – Blu-Ray Review
Black Girl is an important film in the history of world cinema—it's often considered to be the first Sub-Saharan African film to get any real international attention. The film's director, Ousmane Sembène, is often touted as the father of African cinema. It helped that he had gained some fame as a writer in France before … Continue reading Black Girl – Blu-Ray Review
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