After a couple of years of begging, Diani & Devine Meet the Apocalypse has finally been released on disc. Unfortunately, it isn’t on Blu-ray but this is a solid DVD. I’ve written about these two before, Diani & Devine, How Hollywood Sucks, and One Reason to Be Hopeful. It’s part of my continuing lament, “Why … Read more
The comedy team of Diani & Devine have created two exceptional and hilarious feature films. Check them out!
John Carpenter’s Vampires (1998) is a spectacular film (though I’m not a fan). I provide a thorough review of the Blu-ray and other releases.
ITV just released a Blu-ray of their 1989 made-for-TV version of The Woman in Black. At least this incredible film gets a good release!
Tempe Digital has released Ozone (1995) on Blu-ray for the first time. After the 2003 DVD release, I didn’t think this was worth getting. I was wrong.
This is a first look (review if you insist) of the Blu-ray release of Dustin Mills’ new found-footage horror feature Ouija Blood Ritual.
James L Edwards has directed his first film, Her Name Was Christa. It’s so much more than I expected: a serious art film for psychotronic fans.
I came upon an odd Vincent Price TV documentary Strange but True Football Stories from NFL Films. Basically, he’s the host for a bunch of banal stories.
Before we get started, I want to be clear about my motivations. I want to know what JR Bookwalter thinks of his films. One that has long fascinated me is just how negative he is about his own work. And in one case, this is very bad. For decades (Really!) Bookwalter has been slandering his … Read more
My journey to psychotronic film starts with horror. Many years ago, I wanted to revisit the great terror of my childhood, The Last Man on Earth. So I went to Movie Madness in Portland and found that it was in the Psychotronic section. That got me interested in this genre. But the truth is that … Read more