Poland’s most prolific and eccentric action film director goes all autobiographical in his new film. Is the world ready?
Tag: crime film
Noirvember: Youth Of The Beast
Continuing our crime movie season with a look back at what is perhaps the most outrageously delirious Japanese underworld film ever made.
Noirvember: The Last Seduction
Sex, crime and double-crosses galore in the classic 1994 neo-noir.
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?
The Counter Culture Meets Eighties Neo-Noir – Donald Cammell’s White Of The Eye
The maverick director’s collision of style, slasher and psychedelia remains a seminal moment in American cinema.
Take This Job And Shove It – Actors Biting The Hand That Feeds
The curious habit that celebrities have of utterly hating the very thing that has made them rich and famous.
Fractured Visions And The Cult Movie Market
The ins and outs of launching an independent cult movie blu-ray label in 2021.
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.
In Remembrance Of John Saxon
Remembering the great cult movie star who died yesterday.
The Wild, Wild World Of Women Of Mafia
Keri O’Shea is astounded by more insane Polish exploitation cinema.
What Did Jack Do? David Lynch Interrogates A Monkey In This Dark Noir Short
David Lynch’s newly released short is a haunting and minimalist crime drama with a murderous monkey at its heart.
Never Mind The Botoks – Incredibly Strange Polish Cinema
The little-known world of Polish exploitation cinema is breaking out globally. Botoks made £1 million in the UK. Let’s try to understand how…