Need to kickstart the Giallo shelf in your movie library? Regrettably pass on some of Arrow Video’s out of print releases from years past? Look no further than Giallo Essentials Red Edition, the first entry in a series of repackages by the...
Category - Film Review
Mini-Reviews of My Vinegar Syndrome’s Halfway to Black Friday...
Summertime is in full swing and that means one thing if you’re a cinephile with a spending problem fueling your mission to single...
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The Film Detective’s Monster from Green Hell Blu-ray Review
Monster movies reigned supreme in the 1950s. When it came time to put butts in seats and cars in drive-ins, producers would throw...
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Vinegar Syndrome’s Dead Heat 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Riggs and Murtaugh. Tango and Cash. Axel Foley and Judge Reinhold. There’s no shortage of classic duos in the buddy cop genre. Go...
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Arrow Video’s Mill of the Stone Women Limited Edition Blu-ray...
When pressed to think of Italian horror your mind likely immediately lands on giallo, the forebearer to the slasher flick. You...
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Arrow Video Giallo Essentials Yellow Edition Collection Review
Hot on the heels of their recently released volume of Italian slasher flicks, Giallo Essentials – Red Edition, UK genre...
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There are few directors more synonymous with a genre than Dario Argento and Giallo. After establishing his name with landmark horror films such as The Bird with the Crystal Plumage and Cat O’ Nine Tails, Argento took a brief hiatus to direct...
The 1950s were a hell of a time for aspiring filmmakers. Seemingly anyone with a few dollars in their pocket, access to a generic laboratory set, and mediocre make-up skills could make a sci-fi horror movie and cash in on the wave of atomic age...
What do you get when you combine the masters of Italian horror, twin tales of cursed movies, pre-reunification Germany and a heaping dose of 1980’s charm? Demons and Demons 2, of course! Widely regarded as two of Italy’s finest horror movies...
The Green Knight, or, “Sir Gawain and the Gorgeous 4K Transfer”. At least, that’s what I would title it! Written by an anonymous poet, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is one of the best known works of Arthurian romantic poetry...
The 1950s were nothing if not an interesting time for horror. Coming out of WWII, America took its first steps into both the Atomic Age where everything held the promise of futuristic wonder and the Cold War where anyone could be the enemy and...
Independent filmmaker, international raconteur, Reform Party gubernatorial candidate… Who is Bill Rebane? Even if you’ve seen his work, chances are you don’t know his name. Arrow Video is out to change that with Weird Wisconsin – The Bill...
I love horror movies and it doesn’t matter if they are subtitled, only if they are good or cheesy good – I like either way. One of my all time favorite movies is Let the Right One In which was remade in an American version as Let...
Venerable horror website, Dread Central, recently got into film production. Their newest offering, #SCREAMERS, takes audiences on a journey through the day to day operations of fictional web video content company Gigaler and the relationships...
And now for something completely different from me: A film review! For my first foray into cinema review, we have “They Remain”, a suspense-horror movie by Philip Gelatt, starring William Jackson Harper and Rebecca Henderson. ...