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  Truth speaks, and law Accursed be every tyrant and blessed every man who resists tyranny. Blessed be every man whom a tyrant destroys. Its conclusion provides its testament to the firebird: Brighter than the sun, More lovely than a ...

Potent and packed with emotional resonance, Hideo Nakata’s Dark Water (2002) is a film that remains just as compelling today as when it was first released, fourteen years ago. It is difficult to believe that if you take things back ...

There’s a certain cache, a type of thrill if you will, when you’re a monster kid edging firmly into your awkward teen years. Running on the rocket fuel of exhiliratingly frightening hormones, you still have held on to your love ...

You have to hand it to Juan Piquer Simon, he certainly didn’t mess around when it came to his subject matter. If he was going to make a slasher, it was going to be one of the goriest and outrageous ...

There’s nothing, in my mind, that beats a good old biker flick for that special kind of wild ride. The possibilities for madness and mayhem seem endless.The Modern day counter-culture equivalent of the viking: raping, plundering and pillaging their way ...

Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell (1973) has already seen two superlative blu-ray releases—one in Australia and one in England from Icon Home Entertainment, (with the UK release being the more comprehensive of the two, in terms of extra features). Now, ...

Jacques Tourneur’s Night of the Demon, aka. Curse of the Demon (1957) is a film that inhabits both the haunted twilight world of Val Lewton and the very visceral giant monster picture with equal aplomb. Tourneur was Lewton’s protegee. When ...

During the 50’s and 60’s, Japan’s oldest film company Nikkatsu was enjoying a renaissance period. In 1954 – following a 12-year hiatus as the nation’s film industry experienced a glut during WWII – the studio, under the vision of Kyusaku ...

Spanish director José Ramón Larraz’s Symptoms (1974), only available in grainy bootlegs and believed missing for decades, was famously resurrected earlier this year through a collaboration between Mondo Macabro and the British Film Institute. By now both UK and US ...

You certainly get a lot of bang for your buck with Arrow’s limited edition Blu-ray of Roger Corman’s monochrome vampire flick Blood Bath. This is because the package contains not just the main feature itself but three other movies tracking ...