Blu-ray Review: The Possession of Joel Delaney (1972)
Whether you believe in it or not, the very notion of being taken over by a malevolent force, the recently departed or demonic, is terrifying. …
Blu-ray Review: Stir of Echoes (1999)
We in Australia didn’t get to see Stir of Echoes until the fourth month into the new millennium whereas US audiences were enjoying it the …
Blu-ray Review: Undead (2003)
Beyond Genres was a sub-label conceived and launched in 2018 by Umbrella Entertainment, with the aim to champion specific genre titles that are more seminal …
Blu-ray Review: A Reflection of Fear (1972)
I’m sure many will agree that Sondra Locke never really got her due as an actress despite being nominated for an Oscar for her debut …
Blu-ray Review: The Last Broadcast (1998)
Often an after-thought during conversations about The Blair Witch Project, the lesser-known precursor, The Last Broadcast, pre-dates the lost-in-the-woods classic by a year, but quickly …
DVD Review: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (Seasons Five – Seven)
Via Vision Entertainment has really stepped things up this year in bringing more classic television to physical media, including the ground-breaking series, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, …
Blu-ray Review: Head On (1998)
I grew up on stereotypes, with the term, ‘Wog’, in my vocabulary, often used by my father in both an affectionate and derogatory manner, which …
Blu-ray Review: Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)
When I think back to the early 90s, when times were simpler, Fried Green Tomatoes was the ultimate chick flick. It was everywhere. Gone with …
Blu-ray Review: Johnny Guitar (1954)
If you’re into movies but haven’t seen any starring Joan Crawford, you’re probably at least aware of her legendary status, for both the right and …
Blu-ray Review: Possession (1981)
Sam Neill has a remarkably large following, not only in Australia but overseas. His filmography speaks from itself, from Australian indie cinema to Jurassic Park, …