Blu-ray Review: Hell Night (1981)
You could almost mistake the title as a parody, but Hell Night isn’t taking the piss, and while it may sound like a cookie-cutter horror …
Blu-ray Review: Breaker Morant (1980)
If you’ve never seen Breaker Morant, you’re likely familiar with the film’s defiant last words shouted by Edward Woodward as the stoic lead. Now you …
DVD Review: Alfred Hitchock Presents (Season One – Four)
Amazingly, Pay-TV still operates in Australia, even though they’re all but redundant, but during its glory days in the late 90s, the previously absorbed, Austar, …
DVD Review: Pete ‘n’ Tillie (1972)
Upon the release of Shock Entertainment’s monthly dealer guide, I eagerly scan the contents for film titles from the 1970s, and fortunately, the month of …
Blu-ray Review: Paprika (2006)
Anime titles are in no short supply here in Australia but are mostly distributed by a single label. However, the very genre-oriented, Umbrella Entertainment has …
Review: The Conjuring – The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)
Not since the Universal Monsters has there been a horror-movie shared universe as prominent as The Conjuring series, whereas others are subtle regarding their connective …
Blu-ray Review: The Hands of Orlac (1924)
I haven’t seen enough silent films to fairly cite a favourite actor from the period, but I’m going to say Conrad Veidt, even if it’s …
Blu-ray Review: Encounter of the Spooky Kind (1980)
To say I have never heard of Sammo Hung will probably come as a shock to many, but I’ve just been given a crash course …
lights, camera, coca-cola: Freddy’s Revenge (1985)
Freddy’s Revenge stars Mark Patton as the tormented teenager, Jesse Walsh, is doubling down on his effort to stay awake with some loaded “Stay-Up” pills …
Blu-ray Review: Slither (2006)
Naturally, a blind purchase can be the best and worst way to discover new movies, but it was a weekend ritual of mine during my …