Diary of a Mad Housewife was made by Frank and Eleanor Perry, and marked their last collaboration. The Perrys were a married couple who wrote and directed about five films together during the ‘60s and right up to 1970, when this film came out. They were quite important filmmakers – amongst the first independent filmmakers … Continue reading Diary of a Mad Housewife – Blu-Ray Review
Putney Swope is a film directed by Robert Downey Sr., and made on a minuscule budget, that became a cult sensation. It was probably his most famous film as a director (these days he’s better known as the father of actor Robert Downey Jr.). He sadly passed away last year from complications of Parkinson's disease. It’s … Continue reading Putney Swope – Blu-Ray Review
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
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