The Autopsy of Jane Doe – Blu Ray Review
David Rees The Horror genre has had its ups and downs over the years and with censorship becoming more relaxed and CGI-making effects more affordable many films have tended to rely on…
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Seeding of a Ghost – Review
Shaw Brothers studio in Hong Kong was well-known around the world mainly for its Kung Fu and action films but in the early 1980’s when censorship laws were slackened the…
Suspiria – Italian Blu Ray Review
Suspiria is a lot of peoples favourite Dario Argento film, for me its a close call between this and Deep Red, but the film has finally been given a new…
Hard Times – Blu Ray Review
Walter Hill is a director that I admire greatly especially during his peak period in the late 70’s early 80’s with films like The Warriors, Streets of Fire and Southern…
Train To Busan – Review
The Zombie film genre has really peaked the last few years with films like World War Z and the highly rated TV series The Walking Dead but its great to…
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia – Blu Ray Review
Arrow Video has released this classic Sam Peckinpah movie onto Blu Ray with a brand new 4k transfer and an amazing selection of special features. In Bring Me the Head…
The Last Detail – Review
Powerhouse in the UK continue to put out classic films onto Blu Ray and this one has a stand out performance from Jack Nicholson, The Last Detail. When Buddusky (Jack…
Raising Cain – Arrow Video Review
Arrow Video has decided to give the Brian De Palma thriller Raising Cain the special 2 disc treatment and the result is a fabulous release with two different cuts of…
John Carpenter’s Vampires – Review
Arguably John Carpenter’s last great film, Vampires is based on the novel by John Steakley and concerns Jack Crow brilliantly played by James Woods who’s team of mercenary vampire hunters…
La Bamba – Review
Ritchie Valens is a name a lot of younger music fans may not have heard of, but like Buddy Holly, his time and talent were cut short by tragic circumstances.…