Bodies Bodies Bodies is a sort of satirical slasher film, with a very zeitgeisty take on old and new tropes associated with the who-done-it genre. A bunch of obnoxious Generation Z types travel to a mansion owned by a rich friend. The mansion is in a remote location, and with a hurricane expected, it seems … Continue reading Bodies Bodies Bodies – Blu-Ray Review
Boiling Point is a British movie that got rave reviews – but undeservedly so. It’s 90 minutes long and all done in one take, which at this point is a ridiculous gimmick that I am getting sick of. It’s not enough to make up for the fact that you don’t have a story, but some … Continue reading Boiling Point – Blu-Ray Review
What is there to be said about Reservoir Dogs that hasn’t already been put down on paper during the last 30 years? Not very much—but to quote both Jackie Brown and Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, "Away we go." Tarantino splashed onto the film scene with Reservoir Dogs, and has became a director so entrenched in cinema culture that some … Continue reading Reservoir Dogs – UHD Review
Indicator has now gone diving into the depths of the Universal archive for more tales of tough guys and hard dames after releasing five volumes from the Columbia archive. This compilation doesn't reach the dizzying heights of the Columbia sets, where there was always at least one absolute classic. While there sadly isn't one of … Continue reading Universal Noir #1 – Blu-Ray Review
Audrey Rose is a film by Robert Wise, one of the most diverse directors from the classic Hollywood era right up to the New Hollywood era. He helmed everything from West Side Story and The Haunting to The Day the Earth Stood Still and Odds Against Tomorrow. With Audrey Rose, he was near the end … Continue reading Andrey Rose – Blu-Ray Review
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