The Dude Designs lead me to Almost Human when he linked to an article where his poster of the film was hailed as one of the best of 2013 by Bloody Disgusting. It’s such an amazing poster too as it evokes that rose-tinted period of 80s video store awesomeness where almost every film just looked… Read More Almost Human (2013)
Eli Roth. For some reason he’s become that latest addition to the ‘group of intense fanboy hatred’, which for the uninitiated is a small yet omnipresent collection of fanboys that really REALLY despise him and make it known as often as possible. (For previous members see Kevin Smith). A glance at Eli’s imdb message board… Read More Aftershock (2012)
“It’s like vinyl – it sounds different, it looks different. Now we’re older we want to go back to the way we first experienced it”. Perry Horton – Movie Madness. VHS was my first movie watching format, but being the fickle, easily led soul that I am I fell for DVD the minute it came… Read More Adjust Your Tracking (2013)
101 Films gets festive with their latest DVD release. Dave gives his verdict.… Read More DVD Review: All Through the House (2015)
The first three films in the sprawling Stephen King-based franchise get the Blu-ray treatment in a boxset to be approached with caution. … Read More Blu-Ray Review: 88 Films’ Children of the Corn Trilogy
There’s something seedily enigmatic about Vinegar Syndrome’s STOREFRONT THEATRE COLLECTION boxsets, the second volume of which has just landed on DVD. If you browse the latest twelve-strong assortment of hardcore quickies, the frequency of question marks punctuating the year of production, complete with ‘unknown’ taking the place of the occasional directorial credit, tends to perpetuate… Read More Storefront Theatre Collection #2 (1971 – 1976)
A bland disc for a boring, awful movie. … Read More DVD Review: Toolbox Murders 2 (2013)
The hilarious, Michael Gough-starring Brit shocker makes a quietly delightful worldwide HD debut from Odeon.… Read More Blu-Ray Review: Horror Hospital (1973)
Among the best of Rutger Hauer’s genre-laced back catalogue, Tony Maylam’s back-end-of-the-schedules type treat makes a welcome return to the UK market on a typically lax Blu-ray from 101 Films.… Read More Blu-Ray Review: Split Second (1992)
The Schlock Pit 