The Reprobate talks to the man behind the latest boutique Blu-ray label specialising in overlooked, lesser-known movies.
Tag: arthouse
Sight And Sound’s Greatest Films – The Next Batch
The Greatest Films Of All Time saga rumbles on with the release of the full top 250 titles.
The Greatest Film Of All Time? Well…
Digging into the shock announcement of this decade’s Sight and Sound Greatest Film poll winner.
Why the Sight and Sound Poll Doesn’t Matter – And Why It Does
Thoughts from 2012 on ‘the greatest films of all time’ and the odd outliers of the Sight and Sound poll that year as we await the 2022 results.
Kateno Shindo’s Naked Island
The director of Onibaba and Kuroneko explores a bleak tale of isolation and quiet despair.
The Mystery Of Room Six: The Internet Discovery Of A Forgotten Film
The curious rediscovery of films once thought to be lost – or possibly to have never even existed.
Kinky Fictions: Dogs Don’t Wear Pants And BDSM Cinema
Examining the newly-released Finnish drama and where it fits in the sorry history of sub-dom cinema.
Heads You Lose: The Strange World Of Murder Me, Monster
A crime investigation meets an incredibly strange creature in an oddly brilliant Argentinian curio.
Raindance 2020: The Woman With Leopard Shoes
An impressively old-school yet very modern crime thriller that keeps you guessing throughout its many twists and turns.
Splendid Isolation – The Ghosts And Mysteries Of A Reckoning
The great lost film of modern British cinema emerges into the light.
Woman On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown – John Cassavetes’ Opening Night
John Cassavetes and Gena Rowland create a study of fear, guilt and personal horror.
Love Is Strange – The Bleak, Fractured World Of Possession
Possession – Andrzej Zuwalski’s hysterical, intense and utterly bleak story of a love triangle unlike any other.