Blu-ray Review: The McPherson Tape (1989)
Ten years before “found-footage” was a novel concept, The McPherson Tape broke ground, and for a short while became a legend through its depiction of …
Blu-ray Review: Freaks and Geeks (TV 1999-2000)
High school sucked; as it did for countless many. Chalk it down to natural law, but there was always comfort through television and film, my …
Blu-ray Review: Tam Lin (1970)
When the boutique label Imprint Films’ announced they were releasing Tam Lin, there was a collective “What?” uttered across social media by physical media collectors, …
Blu-ray Review: The Big Boss (1971)
I remember being obsessed with Bruce Lee for a short while during childhood (somewhere between the Incredible Crash Dummies and Mighty Max) as the martial …
Blu-ray Review: Let’s Scare Jessica to Death (1971)
Imprint has taken a while with dishing out their horror titles, granted they did hit the ground running with a string of exclusive releases, but …
Blu-ray Review: Nightmare Alley (1947)
Guillermo del Toro’s very flashy and colourful remake Nightmare Alley is currently in theatres, which has coincided with the UK debut of the original 1947 …
Blu-ray Review: Effects (1980)
As part of an ongoing partnership with the American Genre Film Archive, the UK based label 101 Films will be bringing a slate of obscure …
Blu-ray Review: Lady Street Fighter (1981)
101 have been given the keys to the vault over at the American Genre Film Archive, a treasure-trove of B pictures, some of which venture …
Review: Beyond the Wasteland (2021)
We seem to enjoy flirting with the apocalypse through film and television, from nuclear annihilation to plagues of zombies devouring humanity. Over forty years ago, …
DVD Review: Kennedy (TV Mini-Series 1983)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, his initials especially, still live in the public lexicon, spanning generations. His name is synonymous with hope, equality, progress and of course, …