The Lift vs Down
The latest releases from cult home video label Blue Underground is a pair of films made by the same director, Dick Maas (Amsterdamned). One...
Category: Reviews
CRIMEWATCH: The Don is Dead
Under the radar but blessed with an A-list cast as well as behind-the-scenes creative personnel, The Don is Dead is a mafia story heavily...
The Stendhal Syndrome
The Stendhal Syndrome is a 1996 psychological thriller directed by Dario Argento (Opera, Suspiria) and starring his daughter, Asia Argento (Land of the Dead). Below...
This Is Elvis
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death. To pay tribute I’ve reviewed This Is Elvis a 1981 documentary film that’s surprisingly better...
Edi
“It’s Christmas when you want it to be.” There’s no question that Hollywood is responsible for the most visible, economically successful and popular films....
The Atomic Cafe
“Are we living in a land…where sex and horror are the new Gods?” That’s some lyrics from Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s Two Tribes. A...
Amsterdamned
The movie is about detective Visser (Huub Stapel), who is called to a gruesome crime scene: someone must have killed a hooker, dragged it...
Film Noir Classics: THE STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers is a strange film: even by the standards of Film Noir. Barbara (Double Indemnity) Stanwyck is the titular...
Deadicated To George A. Romero: KNIGHTRIDERS
Welcome to the final installment of our tribute to the films of George A. Romero. This time, we’ll take a look at one of...
Cannibal Holocaust – Notorious Shocksploitation Classic?
Retrospective thoughts about Cannibal Holocaust from someone who just watched it for the first time. There are exploitation films and then there are exploitation...
