DVD Review: A Town Like Alice (TV 1981)
Umbrella Entertainment has been doubling down on their efforts in bringing Australian-made content to physical media, first with the creation of new sub-label, Sunburnt Screens,…
Category: Film Review
Blu-ray Review: The Bride with White Hair (1993)
Wuxia, meaning ‘martial heroes’, is a genre of Chinese fiction the revolves around adventures set in ancient times. Capitalized by the film industry, you’re likely…
DVD Review: Posse (1975)
Kirk Douglas tried his hand at directing in the mid-1970s, first with the jovial adventure-western Peg Leg, Musket & Sabre (1973). Following its poor reception,…
DVD Review: Young Winston (1972)
Needless to say, Winston Churchill has been immortalised on both film and television numerous times, often receiving a mixed response from historians and the general…
Blu-ray Review: Jonathan Livingston Seagull (1973)
Many of us probably look at seagulls as a mild annoyance when at the beach; begging for chips or any scrap of food that might…
Blu-ray Review: Jeepers Creepers (2001)
I latched onto Jeepers Creepers from the get-go, purchasing myself a copy literally the day after I watched it. If memory serves, the film didn’t…
Blu-ray Review: The Day of the Locust (1975)
With the majority of available titles now sold out, Imprint Films have gained a solid foothold in Australia’s physical media market since the label’s launch…
Review: Happiest Season (2020)
With my home state of Victoria now COVID-free, at least for the time being, I returned to my local cinema after a five-month break to…
Blu-ray Review: Sleepwalkers (1992)
Maximum Overdrive was the first and last film Stephen King directed, but his contribution to cinema did not end there. He later penned the screenplay…
DVD Review: The Invisible Man Returns (1940)
Umbrella Entertainment has added to their modest library of ‘Universal Classics’ with The Invisible Man Returns, out now on DVD; the first of four sequels…