• Reviews
    • 4K UHD Reviews
    • Blu-ray
  • Behind the Beaded Curtain
  • Interviews
  • New Movie News
AndersonVision
  • Reviews
    • 4K UHD Reviews
    • Blu-ray
  • Behind the Beaded Curtain
  • Interviews
  • New Movie News
No Result
View All Result
  • Reviews
    • 4K UHD Reviews
    • Blu-ray
  • Behind the Beaded Curtain
  • Interviews
  • New Movie News
No Result
View All Result
AndersonVision
No Result
View All Result
Home News

CULT EPICS: COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO CULT CINEMA (Hardcover Review)

Troy Anderson by Troy Anderson
July 17, 2018
in News
1
15
SHARES
34
VIEWS
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter

CULT EPICS: COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO CULT CINEMA REVIEWED

Sometimes, you really get into a book. I’ve been a fan of Cult Epics for a bit, but then they sent over their Comprehensive Guide to Cult Cinema. It mainly highlights their releases, but they’ve covered a wide gamut of Cult Cinema. Over the last two years, I’ve had a ton of outlets send me film books they are working on. As usual, I get obsessed with the information and I take forever to make my way through them. Given that this was a digital copy that I could take everywhere on my devices…this was no exception.

So, there I was a few days ago showing it off to a film friend. She asked the question I should’ve been asking all along. It’s pretty good, so when are you going to review it. Then, I realized…OH HELL, I should’ve done this closer to the release. That’s the problem when materials hit that fan zone in your brain. You want to obsess over every little detail, even on the films you didn’t enjoy.

It’s a fun look at how an indie imprint stays in business over 25 years. Especially since we’re in an era that has thousands saying physical media is dead, yet sales don’t properly reflect that. The history of Cult Epics is a history of the cult cinema fan. We are the weirdos that hunt down Bettie Page documentaries and will haggle over Franco international cuts. This past weekend has seen quite the event to bring together horror and cult cinema fans.

While watching that Shudder event, I found myself flipping through this book during the slower parts of Basket Case. Things like this are really what it’s all about for film fans. Cult Epics is a work of love for all of those cinema freaks.

BOOK DETAILS

  • 256 pages
  • Cult Epics

RELEASE DATE: 2/6/18

Tags: Cult Epics|Nico B
Previous Post

PSYCHONAUTICS: A COMIC’S EXPLORATION OF PSYCHADELICS

Next Post

BILLY BUDD

Next Post

BILLY BUDD

Comments 1

  1. Pingback: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (1983) Cult Epics 4K UHD Review - AndersonVision

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended

deeper equilibrium

Deeper Premieres Kayden Kross’ Myth-Inspired Feature ‘Equilibrium’

July 19, 2026
DD White Shares Her Late-Life Career Reinvention on The Lexis Star Show

DD White Shares Her Late-Life Career Reinvention on The Lexis Star Show

July 12, 2026
Keeley Kennedy and Husband Seth Bring Their Real-Life Dynamic to WIFEY

Keeley Kennedy and Husband Seth Bring Their Real-Life Dynamic to WIFEY

August 29, 2026
Marica Hase Reflects on Career, Resilience and Breast Cancer Journey in New Weekly SPA! Interview

Marica Hase Reflects on Career, Resilience and Breast Cancer Journey in New Weekly SPA! Interview

June 27, 2026
all through the night warner archive blu-ray

All Through the Night (1942) [Warner Archive Blu-ray Review]

September 9, 2026
are you there god it's me margaret 4k uhd lionsgate

Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (2023) [4K UHD Review]

September 9, 2026
auntie mame 4k uhd warner archive

Auntie Mame (1958) [Warner Archive 4K UHD Review]

September 8, 2026
torrid zone warner archive blu-ray

Torrid Zone (1940) [Warner Archive Blu-ray Review]

September 8, 2026
AndersonVision

AndersonVision is one of America's oldest online repositories of everything Pop Culture. We review movies, streaming, physical media and everything in-between.

Recent Posts

  • All Through the Night (1942) [Warner Archive Blu-ray Review]
  • Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (2023) [4K UHD Review]
  • Auntie Mame (1958) [Warner Archive 4K UHD Review]

Categories

  • Reviews
  • Behind the Beaded Curtain
  • Interviews
  • New Movie News

© 2026 AndersonVision

No Result
View All Result
  • Reviews
    • 4K UHD Reviews
    • Blu-ray
  • Behind the Beaded Curtain
  • Interviews
  • New Movie News

© 2026 AndersonVision