A Woman's Torment is a true late '70s oddity, it comes in both a hardcore cut and an R-rated version. I watched the hardcore cut and skimmed the R-rated cut which seems to just extend some scenes and cut out the hardcore footage, which is already about the most off-putting pornography you could ever watch. … Continue reading A Woman’s Torment – Blu-Ray Review
Everybody's favourite hard-drinking, womanising, misanthropic Santa is back. It took 13 years for the sequel to happen, and now it's taken nearly a year for the Blu-Ray to come out in the UK (in the US they decided to quickly release it in February.) Was it worth the wait? it's a case of “yes and … Continue reading Bad Santa 2 – Blu-Ray Review
Vampir Cuadecuc is a real cinematic oddity. It's a film directed by Pere Portabella, but it's both a reimagining of and a making-of documentary about Jess Franco's Count Dracula. Portabella is a Catalan experimental filmmaker, and the film was made during the last decade of Franco's regime (unless you count his ghost, which seems to be … Continue reading Vampir Cuadecuc – Blu-Ray Review
Demon Wind is a very obscure horror movie that came out in 1990. I had never heard of it before it arrived in the post. It’s directed by Charles Philip Moore, and is the first of only four films by this director, the others being Dance With Death, Blackbelt and Angel of Destruction. Those titles … Continue reading Demon Wind – Blu-Ray Review
For many years both Willard and Ben have been nearly impossible to acquire, and even when a solid remake of the later starring Crispin Glover came out, there was no DVD re-release. However, thanks to Shout Factory in the US and now due to Second Sight in the UK, we can finally see these two films about boys and their … Continue reading Willard / Ben – Blu-Ray Review
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