Examining a collection of Shudder Originals while pondering how the streaming revolution feels more like a return to the norm than a giant leap forward.
Tag: blu-ray
Turkish Star Wars On Blu-Ray: What A Time To Be Alive
The most shameless example of copyright violation and delirious cinematic insanity has been restored to its former glory.
The Land Beyond Beyond: The Magic And Mythology Of The Singing, Ringing Tree
The German Fairy Tale film that caused collective childhood trauma for a generation of viewers. Or so they claim…
Supermarket Swept: The Demise Of The Impulse-Buy DVD
Does the decline of physical media sold in supermarkets also signal the end of the British ‘geezer’ movie?
Not A Woman’s Picture! The Twisted Pleasures Of Corruption
Peter Cushing’s secret shame is a more interesting film than most people might expect.
Fractured Visions And The Cult Movie Market
The ins and outs of launching an independent cult movie blu-ray label in 2021.
The Nature Of Monkey Is Irrepressible!
Celebrating the Monkey Magic of the classic martial arts fantasy TV series.
Pure Motorised Instinct: The Pleasure And Pain Of Dawn Of The Dead
the most beloved of horror films has never felt more timely – but it remains a film that signals its misanthropy rather too loudly for its own good.
The Long Riders And Last Days Of The Western
The first classic from the last days of the Western.
Suburban Gothic: The Count Yorga Films
The US indie horror series that brought the vampire into the modern era.
Paging Dr Freudstein – Lucio Fulci’s The House By The Cemetery Re-Examined
The Italian gore maestro’s gothic spectacular is both grandiosely ambitious and irritatingly flawed.
