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...
Read More
Category: Home Video
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...
Read More
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...
Read More
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...
Read More
Blu-Ray Review: Son of the White Mare (1981)
Visually, Marcell Jankovics’ Son of the White Mare (1981), is on another level. If you grew up...
Read More
“Come and Have a Drink, Mate”: Wake in Fright at 50
The camera turns slowly in a full circle, giving a panoramic view of an endless, sun-baked...
Read More
“NOTHING prepared the world for the HORROR…” A look at Massacre Video’s new Blu-ray of TOXIC ZOMBIES (1980)
While the ‘zombies’ themselves are nothing new, their putrid, bloodied faces and low-key gurgling tonalities are particularly gruesome in an ‘EC Comics’ sort of way.
Read More
Shameless Films’ 2K Restoration of The Psychic (1977)
Shameless Films’ new 2K restoration of The Psychic allows the viewer to revel in Lucio Fulci’s elegantly composed scenes.
Read More
A Look at Blue Underground’s New 4K Release of Dead & Buried (1981)
Blue Underground continues its run of glorious 4K presentations of genre films with this vividly cinematic rendering of cult reanimated corpse movie Dead & Buried.
Read More
Marlene Dietrich Double Feature: Desire & Seven Sinners
For someone who has every right to be bitter, nobody takes deportation as well as Marlene...
Read More
Kills Count Anywhere: Gregory Dark’s See No Evil (2006)
Like a great heel wrestling character, the career paths taken by Gregory Dark defy all the...
Read More
Karloff at Columbia Box Set
Between 1935 and 1942, Boris Karloff turned out six pictures for Columbia, all of which are...
Read More
Diabolique Print & Digital
Hell’s Belles
Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema
ADVERTISEMENT
Advertisement
