Skip It Mr. Fargo (Riccardo Garrone) has amassed a fortune for himself by smuggling some of the most impoverished [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] peasants in Mexico across the border. If Fargo and his men make it into the U.S
Highly Recommended Writer-director Curtis Harrington’s Night Tide (filmed in 1961, but not widely released until 1963) isn’t an easy film to adequately review.
Recommended As genre fans, we’ve had to endure our own tale of horror throughout the years. We were teased with many of our beloved franchises on Blu-ray, but like any dope smoking teenager that gets laid on film, they inevitably got the axe. Freddy, Jason and Chucky all met an untimely end, and how
DVD Talk Collector Series Rossellini – Bergman – Criterion Set Click onan image to view the Blu-rayscreenshot with 1080p resolution Thereare moments in… Read the entire review
Highly Recommended Nevermind how many angels can dance on the head of a pin; how many soldiers can you fit on the flipside of a bottle cap? Quite a lot, as it turns out
Recommended THE FILM: While Curse of Chucky shares a director – Don Mancini – with Seed of Chucky , the previous sequel in the Child’s Play series, it mostly drops the black humor of that film in favor of returning to the franchise’s horror roots. This direct-to-video sequel is actually much better than expected, and it moves the story forward in an interesting way. Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif …
Rent It The Movie: Surprisingly enough, this 1955 western was directed by none other than William Castle, the man better known for his fantastic gimmicky horror pictures like The Tingler , 13 Ghosts and The House On Haunted Hill to name just a few. On top of that, it stars Glenn Ford and Cesar Romero and, unlike most westerns, it’s set in South America (Brazil to be specific). You’d think all of …
Rent It The good [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] news…? Blue Underground is back! The bad news…? Um, Snuff
Highly Recommended The Film : In Sound of My Voice and Another Earth , writer/actress Brit Marling and her creative teams focused on fairly abstract emotional topics and themes, from how a cult community manipulates new recruits to how mourning the death of a loved one interacts with the existence of an “alternate reality”. Both are smart, boundary-testing challenges that operating in …
Recommended Well, we’ve got the third “Monster High” release within a year, and the first one to be given the honor of a Blu-Ray release. For the uninitiated, “Monster High” is a line of toys, animated specials and other merchandise for kids (whom I earlier jokingly referred to as “Goth girls-in-training”).