Hammer Vol. 1 – Fear Warning!
Starting out in 1939 as the little studio that could, Hammer would finally make their reputation in the late fifties reimagining Universal’s…

Starting out in 1939 as the little studio that could, Hammer would finally make their reputation in the late fifties reimagining Universal’s…

Ghosts are famous for their flexibility, spiraling through keyholes and up from the floorboards in search of their next mark. But movies…

1963’s Blood Feast, the infamous gorefest from director Herschell Gordon Lewis, is a pox on our culture; grossly stupid, comically inept and…

Shakespeare didn’t invent Orson Welles but he did define him; it can be said that if any one director took arms against the…

After a demanding evening spent bumping and grinding at The Harem Room, a weary young dancer packs up her gear and exits…

Written and directed by the French filmmaker Olivier Assayas, Personal Shopper is the story of a young woman in the midst of…

Lucio Fulci’s most consistent trait might have been his instability. In fact it may have been the Italian director’s defining quality; lingering…

Since the early days of home video Ray Harryhausen’s films have been a lightning rod for companies eager to one-up the competition…

Her face merely a mask just waiting to crack along with her sanity, the tortured spinster at the center of The Piano…

Twin Peaks: The Return recently ended its 18 hour run on Showtime and with that it can be said that the 41…

One of the most insightful commentaries on Sacha Guitry’s La Poison can be found right there on the cover of Criterion’s beautiful…

A how-to book for fledgling libertines, David Reuben’s bestselling Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask)…

On August 20, 2017, Jerry Lewis took a pratfall off this mortal coil, presumably knocking an unwitting dowager on her keister and…

You pick up a lot of baggage when you live to be 100, a sentiment confirmed by the long, long movie career…

Released in 1985, Stuart Gordon’s Re-Animator remains the grandest of Grand Guignols, a viscerally entertaining comedy that is just grindhouse enough for…

According to a Newsweek cover story published that same year, 1984 was “The Year of the Yuppie”, referring to those ferociously materialistic young…

Adrift from civilization, an attractive young couple find themselves threatened, assaulted, and eventually compelled to defend themselves in a bloody showdown. That…

In 1941 Orson Welles was busy giving the film industry a hot foot with Citizen Kane, a bullet-train of a movie whose…

The 2016 blu ray release of the Frankenstein and Wolf Man Legacy Collections was a moment of celebration for movie and monster…

Funeral Director: Before you go, I was just wondering… would you be interested in some extras for the loved one? Next Of…

I Bury the Living implicates us in a primal childhood thought-crime… what if you stepped on a crack and really did break…

Rumble Fish, Francis Ford Coppola’s Young Adult tone poem, unspools in a black and white never-never land of sullen teens, pool tables…

Near the turn of the century a struggling war correspondent named Edgar Wallace began churning out detective stories for British monthlies like…

After The Fox, a sunny mid-sixties farce about con-artists and movie-makers, boasts a powerhouse pedigree featuring leading men Peter Sellers and Victor Mature,…

Michèle Leblanc, glamorous entrepreneur of a successful video game company, is the calm at the center of many storms. Her son’s girlfriend…

Andy Warhol was nothing if not a multi-media maven. Along with his ubiquitous silkscreens and sculpture, he embraced movie-making beginning as early as…