Author: Ian Schultz

There are films which are iconic for good reasons and films which are iconic simply because they had a good poster. One Million Years B.C. falls into the later for the iconic poster of Raquel Welch in a loincloth with some cool looking dinosaurs in the background. However that's all the film has to offer and it's … Continue reading One Million Years B.C. – Blu-Ray Review →

 Christine is a John Carpenter movie, completed just after The Thing, which is considered by some to be his best film. He needed a hit, and he was offered a Steven King book at a time when you couldn't get a bigger name—but Carpenter still got his name above the titles, which a contact thing … Continue reading Christine – Blu-Ray Review →

Them! may not be the best sci-fi monster movie to come out of the Red Scare in the '50s but it's certainly the most iconic. The poster alone has become one of the best-known film posters of the 20th Century, and it was lovingly parodied by Joe Dante in his film Matinee, where it was the inspiration … Continue reading Them! – Blu-Ray Review →

52 Pick-Up is considered a small highlight of John Frankenheimer’s ‘80s period, an era that wasn't kind to him due to his alcoholism at the time. It’s also one of the very few Cannon films that is of note (the best being weirdly John Cassavetes' masterpiece Love Streams), and the first Elmore Leonard adaptation to … Continue reading 52 Pick-Up – Blu-Ray Review →