British distro 101 Films have made a pair of rock solid Fred Olen Ray flicks available to stream for free via Amazon Prime UK. So before he goes and badgers them for a physical release, here’s Matty with a few quick reasons why you should watch these nifty and “conceptually similar” programmers.… Read More Prophet (1999) & Fugitive Mind (1999): Fred, Prime and 101 Too
Dave takes a look at an inventive slice of ’90s erotica that stands apart from the crowd.… Read More Killing For Love (1995): Meta the Devil You Know
Matty is a fan of B-movie demigod Phillip J. Roth’s surprisingly arty first stab at science fiction.… Read More Prototype (1992): Built to Last
Dave checks out a more subdued outing for father and son team Patrick and Sean Donahue, which nevertheless has enough leg-breaking lawlessness to satisfy most action aficionados. … Read More Lynchy on the Fly with Diamonds: Roughcut (1994)
Dave heads downtown with a camera in tow, to join Tim Thomerson on the hunt for a savage serial killer. … Read More Peeping Thomerson: Stringer (1992)
Dave revels in the unusual union of Jennifer Rubin and Colin Firth, who combine to make one of the most spellbinding films of the ’90s video store era.… Read More Method and the Madness: Playmaker (1994)
Matty cracks open a cold one and takes Albert Pyun’s Charlie Sheen-starring serial killer thriller for a retrospective stroll. Featuring comments from producer Gary Schmoeller! … Read More Postmortem (1998): Pyun & Sheen, on the Slab and on the Piss
Dave’s fires up the boob tube for a twisting whodunnit that gets itself into a bit of a lather. … Read More Going Round in Circles: Blind Man’s Bluff (1992)
Matty explores the impact of Andrew Stevens’ trendsetting action potboiler.… Read More Crash Dive (1996): Giz a Sub
