Love on the Dole (Blu-ray Review)
Just because “dole” rhymes with “knoll” doesn’t mean it’s another word for “grassy hill.” I type...
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Category: Home Video
Blue Underground’s 4K Disc of Uncle Sam (1996)
The Film William Lustig’s last shot to date as director, Uncle Sam is a satirical zombie/slasher...
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Blu-Ray Review: Tam Lin (Imprint Films)
It only takes one flop to cut a director’s career short. Just like they’ll always be those who wonder what films Charles Laughton could’ve made if The Night of the Hunter had been better received upon its release (instead of finding its audience later), any plans actor-turned-director Roddy McDowall might’ve had to make more movies after Tam Lin ended after its difficult post-production.
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Blu-ray Review: Tam Lin (Imprint Films)
It only takes one flop to cut a director’s career short. Just like they’ll always be those who...
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Imprint’s Disc of The Wicker Man (1973)
The Film One of the pillars of the “folk horror” subgenre, The Wicker Man is an extraordinary film...
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This is Spinal Tap: Rock and Roll Comedy That Goes to 11
The largely improvised heavy metal send-up This Is Spinal Tap (1984) hit the public consciousness...
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Blue Underground’s 4K Disc of Toolbox Murders (1978)
Inspired by the success of a rerelease of Tobe Hooper’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Toolbox...
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Blu-Ray Review: The Triple Echo (Indicator)
Some films can be easily summarized, but The Triple Echo is one where a summary never does the film justice.
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Blue Underground’s 4K Disc of Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence (1993)
Following the success of the superior sequel, director William Lustig and writer Larry Cohen...
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Blue Underground’s 4K Disc of Maniac Cop 2 (1990)
The genesis of William Lustig’s original Maniac Cop (1988) lay in Larry Cohen’s interest in...
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TV Movie Horror-thon: The Screaming Woman, The Victim, and Scream, Pretty Peggy
It’s not every day you can say three TV movies got the Blu-Ray upgrade they deserved. Kino Lorber...
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French Thriller “The Lodger” (2020): Beware of Unhinged Landlords
Director Baptise Drapeau’s The Lodger (Messe Basse; France, 2020) is as loony as at least one of...
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