Released by: Umbrella Entertainment
Released on: March 6th, 2019.
Director: William A. Graham
Cast: Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Marcia Cross, David Allan Coe, June Carter Cash, Gail Youngs
Year: 1986 Purchase From Amazon
The Last Days Of Frank And Jesse James – Movie Review:
Directed by William A. Graham, who had quite a career creating content for the small screen, and penned by Bill Stratton (who wrote a boatload of episodes of Hawaii Five-O), The Last
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Released by: Universal Studios
Released on: June 18th, 2019.
Director: Jordan Peele
Cast: Lupita Nyong'o, Winston Duke, Elisabeth Moss, Tim Heidecker, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Evan Alex
Year: 2019 Purchase From Amazon
Us – Movie Review:
When Jordan Peele’s Get Out became an unlikely box office hit in 2017, he had to be feeling the pressure not to jump the shark with his next effort. Thankfully, 2019’s Us proves the director is more than just a one trick pony.
The plot, on the surface, is remarkably simple – but first, the opening scene. It’s 1986 and a young girl named
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Released by: Artsploitation Films
Released on: June 4th, 2019.
Director: Drew Barnhardt
Cast: G.C. Clark, Ketrick ‘Jazz’ Copeland, Reggie De Morton, Ashley Gagnon
Year: 2018 Purchase From Amazon
Rondo – Movie Review:
Drew Barnhardt’s genre-bending 2018 picture Rondo tells the story of a man named Paul (Luke Sorge) who has been given a dishonorable discharge from the military and who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. These issues, combined with his tendency to self-medicate
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The Rods, who have recently released their latest album Brotherhood Of Metal, have been around since the early eighties and are rightly considered American heavy metal royalty at this point in their career. Drummer Carl Canedy was cool enough to answer a few questions about the band’s past, present and future as well as a few unique side projects he’s been involved with over the years.
So without further ado…
Rock! Shock! Pop! - Congratulations on the excellent new album!
Carl Canedy - Thank you for the kind words. We are happy it’s finally out for the fans to hear!
Released by: Shout! Factory Released on: May 21st, 2019. Director: Edgar G. Ulmer/ Lew Landers/Lambert Hillyer/Arthur Lubin Cast: Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, David Manners, Julie Bishop, Lester Matthews, Irene Ware, Frances Drake, Frank Lawton, Stanley Ridges, Anne Nagel, Anne Gwynne Year: 1934/1935/1936/1940 Purchase From Amazon
The Universal Horror Collection: Volume 1 – Movie Review:
Shout Factory brings to high definition four genuine classics of vintage horror from the Universal vaults, each picture starring both Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff.
The Black Cat:
Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer in 1934 and very loosely based on the Edgar Allen Poe story of the same name, this film introduces us to honeymooners Joan (Julie Bishop, credited as Jacqueline Wells) and Peter Alison (David Manners). They’re travelling by train through Hungary when a train attendant asks them if they would be kind enough to share their compartment with one Dr. Vitus Werdegast (Lugosi). Since they’re getting off in a short while, they oblige. As they travel with Werdegast they learn of his past, and how he’s returning to his ancestral home after being held as a prisoner of war for over a decade.
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Released by: Kino Lorber
Released on: May 14th, 2019.
Director: Basil Dearden
Cast: Roger Moore, Hildegard Neil, Alastair Mackenzie, Thorley Walters, Freddie Jones
Year: 1970 Purchase From Amazon
The Man Who Haunted Himself – Movie Review:
Based on the novel The Strange Case of Mr. Pelham written by E.L. James, 1970’s The Man Who Haunted Himself, which was written and directed by Basil Dearden (who, sadly, passed away in a car accident a year
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Released by: Arrow Video
Released on: May 14th, 2019.
Directed by: Teruo Ishii
Cast: Bunta Sugawara, Minoru Oki, Teruo Yoshida
Year: 1969 Purchase From Amazon
Yakuza Law – Movie Review:
Better known in North America as Yakuza's Law: Lynching, director Teruo Ishii's 1969 film for Toei opens with what is basically an atrocity exhibition, showcasing what should happen to those either unlucky or foolish enough to cross the Yakuza. From there? We essentially journey through time as the film offers up three different
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Released by: Shout! Factory
Released on: March 19th, 2019.
Director: Nathan Juran
Cast: Craig Stevens, Alix Talton, Donald Randolph, Pat Conway, Florenz Ames, William Hopper
Year: 1957 Purchase From Amazon
The Deadly Mantis – Movie Review:
“This was the day that engulfed the world in terror!”
When a volcano on the opposite side of the globe erupts, it sends seismic waves to the North Pole where they crack open a giant iceberg and free
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Released by: Code Red Releasing
Released on: April 11th, 2019.
Director: Eddy Matalon
Cast: James Mitchum, Robert Carradine, Belinda Montgomery, June Allyson, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Ray Milland
Year: 1978 Purchase From RoninFlix
Blackout – Movie Review:
A massive storm is about to hit Manhattan, leaving utility company workers scrambling to keep the power on – but it isn’t enough. Just as night falls, a blackout hits New York City leaving millions without power. The NYPD calls all hands on deck to do what they
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Released by: Well Go USA
Released on: May 14th, 2019.
Directed by: Jesse V. Johnson
Cast: Michael Jai White, Scott Adkins, Iko Uwais, Tony Jaa, Michael Bisping, Celina Jade
Year: 2019 Purchase From Amazon
Triple Threat – Movie Review:
Xian (Celina Jade) is a Chinese heiress who uses her power and influence to help bring down a local crime syndicate. Maybe not so surprisingly, a contract is put out on her life. From there, a team of fugitive mercenaries led by Payu (Tony Jaa) and Long Fei (Tiger Chen) are
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Released by: Arrow Video
Released on: June 4th, 2019.
Director: Leszek Burzynski
Cast: Cameron Mitchell, Sullivan Hester, Laura Kallison, Mark Witsken, Michael Nash, Alex Kubik, Elizabeth Kent, Randy Powell
Year: 1988 Purchase From Amazon
Trapped Alive – Movie Review:
Well-to-do lawyer John Adams (Cameron Mitchell) hugs his daughter, Robin (Sullivan Hester) goodbye and gets back to his Christmas party while she heads out with his assistant, Monica Perry (Laura Kallison) to a party of their unknown. None of them realize that
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Elvira: Mistress Of The Dark #6 (Dynamite Entertainment) Comic Review
Released by: Dynamite Entertainment
Released on: June 12th, 2019.
Written by: David Avallone
Illustrated by: Dave
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Released by: Severin Films
Released on: May 14th, 2019.
Director: Gabriel Bartalos
Cast: Jason Dugre, Katy Sullivan, Peter Iasillo Jr., Warwick Davis
Year: 2013 Purchase From Amazon
Saint Bernard – Movie Review:
One of only two features to have been directed by special effects maestro Gabriel Bartalos, 2013’s Saint Bernard is, in a word, insane. Clearly a very personal project that took him a few years to get finished, the film tells the story of an insane orchestra conductor
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Released by: Blue Underground
Released on: June 25th, 2019.
Director: Lucio Fulci
Cast: Jack Hedley, Andrew Painter, Andrea Occhipinti, Alexandra Delli Colli
Year: 1982 Purchase From Amazon
New York Ripper – Movie Review:
Next to Zombie and The Beyond, Lucio Fulci’s New York Ripper is, if not one of his better-known pictures in mainstream circles, at least his most notorious. It’s been labeled as near pornographic, misogynist, sexist trash and it’s hard to argue with a few of those more colorful adjectives. That said, Fulci’s film definitely succeeds in creating an unsettling mood and a sleazy atmosphere
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Released By:Umbrella Entertainment Released On: July 3, 2018. Director: John Carroll Lynch Cast: Harry Dean Stanton, David Lynch, Ron Livingston, Ed Begley Jr., Tom Skerritt, Year: 2017
Lucky - Movie Review:
Being Canadian and all, I likely don't have the privilege to comment on, "The Last of the Great Americans" or some similar nonsense that ties in with manly men and Americana and all of that, but if I were going to put an actor's
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Released by: Umbrella Entertainment
Released on: January 2nd, 2019.
Director: Terry Bourke
Cast: Peter Thompson, Edgar Metcalfe, Alan Cassell, Phil Cleary, Cheryl Rixon, Norman Yemm
Year: 1975 Purchase From Amazon
Plugg – Movie Review:
Directed by Terry Bourke, the same man who helmed Inn Of The Damned and Lady Stay Dead, 1975’s Plugg, which opens with some animated opening credits just like the Pink Panther movies
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Released by: Shout! Factory
Released on: March 12th, 2019.
Director: Ridley Scott
Cast: Tom Berenger, Andreas Katsulas, Mimi Rogers, Lorraine Bracco
Year: 1987 Purchase From Amazon
Someone To Watch Over Me – Movie Review:
Directed by Ridley Scott in 1987, Someone To Watch Over Me takes place in Manhattan. Here a high society person about town, Claire Gregory (Mimi Rogers), witnesses firsthand the killing or her friend by a mobster named
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Released by: Scorpion Releasing
Released on: May 28th, 2019.
Director: Alan Roberts
Cast: Martine Beswick, Adam West, Phil Silvers, Richard Deacon, Chris Lemmon
Year: 1980 Purchase From RoninFlix
Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood – Movie Review:
The third and final film in the Happy Hooker series was produced by none other than Menaham Golan and Yoram Globus, better known to children of the eighties as the two men who run Cannon Films! Normally that’d be a stamp of approval right? Right! But this film… well, actually
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Released by: Umbrella Entertainment
Released on: April 3rd, 2019.
Directed by: David Blyth
Cast: Michael Hurst, Margaret Umbers, William Upjohn, Ian Watkin, Bruno Lawrence
Year: 1984 Purchase From Amazon
Death Warmed Up – Movie Review:
Touted as the first splatter film from New Zealand, David Blyth’s 1984 film Death Warmed Up starts as the story of two doctors: Ray Tucker (David Weatherley) and Archer Howell (Gary Day). These men have been studying cryogenics with the intentions of prolonging human life and in doing
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Released by: Lionsgate
Released on: May 28th, 2019.
Director: Gasper Noe
Cast: Sofia Boutella, Romain Guillermic, Souheila Yacoub, Kiddy Smile, Claude-Emmanuelle Gajan-Maull, Giselle Palmer
Year: 2018 Purchase From Amazon
Climax – Movie Review:
Set in the mid-nineties, Gasper Noe’s 2018 film Climax opens with a short scene in which a woman who we later learn is named Lou (Souheila Yacoub), visibly bloodied, crawls through the snow. From there, we watch, on an analogue TV, videotaped
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