Blu-ray Review: Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
I didn’t realise Matt Dillon was famous prior to There’s Something About Mary for quite a few years, but I’ve gradually, and inadvertently been working …
Review: You Cannot Kill David Arquette (2020)
I still can’t figure out if David Arquette is a good actor or not; an assessment I’ve been struggling with since I first watched Scream …
DVD Review: Blue Murder (TV 1995)
Stemming from its meagre beginning as a penal colony for the British Empire, Australia has developed a colourful criminal history over the two centuries that …
Review: Coming Home in the Dark (2021)
I remember the anxiety I felt as a child during the many drives home with my parents at night. Often during backroads, we chose for …
Blu-ray Review: A Family Like Many Others (1949)
VCI Entertainment has been releasing various Mexican classics over the past two years, mostly titles horror titles, but among the most prominent dramas is A …
DVD Review: Ulzana’s Raid (1972)
When I was a kid, the two most boring things on earth were cricket and classic westerns. While I still maintain my ignorant stance on …
DVD Review: The Outsider (1961)
Many classics from Hollywood’s Golden Age haven’t aged partially well in retrospect, and for good reason, but if you can look past the creative choices, …
Blu-ray Review: Prophecy (1979)
I first came to learn heard of Prophecy while reading an article about the passing of actress Victoria Racimo, late last year, who many of …
Blu-ray Review: Hammer Horror – Four Gothic Horror Films
I’ve been asked many times when Imprint Films plan to dip their toes into horror, due to the company releasing many big studio classics. You …
Blu-ray Review: Malcolm (1986)
I don’t look back on my high school experience very often, but watching Malcolm for Year 8 English remains a fond memory of lessons in …