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Massacre at Central High (1976) [Blu-ray review]
Massacre at Central High was one of those movie that I wanted to watch for the longest time. Now, that it’s getting a proper Blu-ray from Synapse Films, what did I think? For such a corny movie,...
M3gan (2023) [Film review]
M3gan is proof that the January dump season is officially over. It’s not the deep dive pile of misplaced films that don’t have a dedicated audience. Since COVID killed the modern theater e...
Naked Over The Fence (1973) [Cult Epics Blu-ray review]
Naked Over The Fence is one of those early Sylvia Kristel gems from before she became a global star. Cult Epics has uncovered this underseen 1973 gem from The Netherlands. How did Cult Epics treat thi...
Take Back The Night (2022) [Movie review]
Take Back The Night is bold in one of the few ways that matters. It bends what you’d expect from a message movie into a genre film with a purpose. Until I saw the trailer, I wasn’t expecti...
The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971) [4K UHD Limited Edition]
The Cat O’ Nine Tails comes to 4K via Arrow. This was always one of those titles that I expected to stay with Blue Underground, but I’m just happy the film is getting the treatment it dese...
Death Laid An Egg (1968) [Blu-ray review]
Death Laid An Egg is getting a proper release from Cult Epics. While this Italian thriller might not be known to a lot of Americans, you’ll find the setup very familiar. Jean-Louis Trintignant plays a...
A Good Woman is Hard to Find
Sarah Collins (Sarah Bolger, "Mayans M.C.," The Spiderwick Chronicles, Emelie), is a single mother struggling to raise two young children while searching for answers about the unsolved murder of her h...
Why Don’t You Just Die
Shades of early Tarantino, Edgar Wright and Sam Raimi abound in this violent, stylish and riotously entertaining slice of family life, Moscow style, described as "a splatterpunk action comedy drenched...
Trapped [Blu-ray review]
Trapped was one of those early 00 movies that seemed to have been cut from the same cloth. Prominent lead actress in a kidnapping or stalking thriller where she is forced to find her power. The suppor...
MANDY (2018)
MANDY (2018) REVIEWED “Mandy” is Pan Cosmatos’s follow-up to Beyond the Black Rainbow. While I wasn’t a fan of that first film, things have changed. What Cosmatos achieves in M...