Twins of Evil (1971) – Review
David Rees 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…
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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…
Capricorn One (1977) – Review
Over the years there have been many conspiracy theories about the moon landings and how they were faked and filmed somewhere in the desert etc and it was only a…
Night of the Big Heat – Review
Starring Christopher Lee and Patrick Allen, Night of the Big Heat is set on the remote island of Fara where soaring temperatures are putting everyone on edge. Godfrey Hanson (Christopher…
The Ipcress File – Review
Network in the UK has released the film that put Micheal Caine firmly on the map as one of Britain’s finest acting talents, The Ipcress File. Release in 1965 Caine…
A Hard Days Night – Review
Unbelievable but A Hard Days Night is now 50 years old. The film which is a comic look at a day in the life of The Beatles has just been…
The Driver (1978) – Review
The Driver is director Walter Hill’s second feature in which Ryan O’Neal plays a loner but also an excellent getaway driver for hire. Bruce Dern is the detective who becomes…
Ballad In Blue – Review
Network in the UK are releasing some interesting classic British films onto Blu Ray, no more so than this sometimes odd drama featuring music legend Ray Charles Making his only…