Blu-ray Review: Marooned (1969)
Space exploration presented an exciting and hopeful new endeavour for mankind, but with any new frontier, comes danger and risk. Marooned offers the possible scenario …
Blu-ray Review: Vampyr (1932)
Upon first glance, it’s very apparent that Vampyr is not your conventional vampire film nor silent film or early “talkie”. It’s an oddity in almost …
DVD Review: Jack the Ripper (TV 1988)
Screened on British television over two nights to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Whitechapel murders, Jack the Ripper re-ignited the public’s fascination with …
Blu-ray Review: The Out-of-Towners (1970)
Imprint Films gave us a Neil Simon double whammy in February with The Odd Couple Collection and The Out-of-Towners, the latter of which is making …
Blu-ray Review: The Odd Couple Collection
I often look at Imprint’s simplistic and durable style of packaging and think to myself, “Where was this magnificent label during the boom years of …
Blu-ray Review: The Parallax View (1974)
Assassinations plagued America’s political landscape during the 1960s with three public slayings, President John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr. and presidential hopeful, Robert F. …
Blu-ray Review: First of Fury (1972)
We eagerly awaited for Bruce Lee to unleash in The Big Boss as he played a quiet worker who swore against violence, but in his …
Blu-ray Review: Outrage (1950)
Imprint has brought many overlooked classics into the HD fold since launching in mid-2020, and one of their latest is Ida Lupino’s obscure drama Outrage, …
Blu-ray Review: Crash (1996)
My social studies teacher once said that driving, or even just being a passenger, is the most dangerous thing one can do each day, due …
DVD Review: Pufnstuf (1970)
H.R Pufnstuf was very much a product of its time. While aimed at children, there was clearly something on offer for older viewers, particularly those …