Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) – Review
David Rees Few films have changed the face of horror movies but you can say with some authority that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is certainly one of them. Made in 16mm in…
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Taxi (1998) – Review
Pizza delivery guy Daniel loves cars and driving fast and decides to change his job to a taxi driver using his specially modified car. When he unwittingly gives a high-speed…
Filmed in Supermarionation / This is Supermarionation – Review
Just say the name Gerry Anderson and many folks of a certain age will have fond memories of classic children’s puppet shows such as Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and Stingray. Now…
They Live – Review
“I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass – and I’m all out of bubble gum!” One of the most famous lines from the John Carpenter classic…
The Professionals MK II – Review
Network continue to release classic TV series to Blu ray with The Professionals MK II featuring all 13 episodes in broadcast order. The second season now had the characters well…
Tokarev – Review
Tokarev is another in a long line of kidnap/revenge drama’s which started with the excellent Taken. This one stars Nicholas Cage as a man with a very shady past who…
Twins of Evil (1971) – Review
UK company Network is continuing to release some classic Hammer horror films onto Blu ray and one of the latest releases is Twins Of Evil. Beautiful identical orphaned twins Maria…
Stage Fright – Review
Italian horror has always had a place in film fans hearts and most people associate it with directors Dario Argento and Mario Bava but this classic slasher comes from a…
The Burbs (1989) – Review
Joe Dante is a director who has over the years got a deserved cult following with films such as Gremlins, Explorers and The Howling and here tackles paranoia in suburbia…
Hands of the Ripper (1971) – Blu Ray Review
One of the latter-day Hammer horrors gets a nice Blu Ray release from Network in the UK, Hands Of The Ripper. When a fake psychic is murdered, Dr John Pritchard…