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 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
Nicholas Ray to this day remains one of the most daring directors to ever work within Hollywood to this day. All of his best work deals with deeply damaged individuals if it's James Dean in Rebel Without A Cause to James Mason's portrayal of a drug addicted father in Bigger Than Life. Ray himself was a deeply … Continue reading In A Lonely Place – Blu-Ray Review
Black Mama White Mama is one of many woman in prison films that Pam Grier did in the early ’70s for American International Pictures. It’s basically a low-budget rip-off of The Defiant Ones which starred Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier. Eddie Romero was behind the camera who was a Filipino director who made both Filipino language films and also … Continue reading Black Mama, White Mama – Blu-Ray Review
Naturally given the fact Re-Animator was a huge success both critically and financially it was obvious a sequel was going to come at some point. Stuart Gordon declined to direct for a various of reasons so the first film’s producer Brian Yuzna stepped in who got money because he made a twofer deal for Bride … Continue reading Bride Of Re-Animator – Blu-Ray Review
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