Author name: Dr. Loomis

With over four decades of watching movies, Dr. Loomis has passion for films from directors such as Hitchcock, John Carpenter, Dario Argento, Christopher Nolan and Clint Eastwood. Dr. Loomis champions the restoration and release of films on 4K and Blu-ray.

Dr. Loomis
Stigmata Blu-ray Review (1999)
Horror Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

Stigmata Blu-ray Review – Stylish 90’s Exorcist

It’s time for another Saturday night horror review, this time I’m taking a look at a 90s horror film that has become something of a cult film. So without further ado here’s my Stigmata Blu-ray review. Frankie Paige (Patricia Arquette) finds her world falling apart when she begins to show wounds that are not inflicted by any visible person or herself…

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To Live And Die In LA Blu-ray Review
Action Movies Crime Movies Recommended Thriller Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

To Live And Die In LA Blu-ray Review – 1985 William Friedkin Action Thriller

I’m a big fan of a lot of William Friedkin’s work especially films like The French Connection and The Exorcist. I have to admit I’d never seen this 1985 action thriller. In fact I don’t remember ever seeing it on UK television, something that should be corrected in my opinion…

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Two Rode Together Blu-ray Review (1961)
Western Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

Two Rode Together Blu-ray Review – Highly Entertaining 60’s James Stewart Western

Right time to look at another classic film, this one’s a western starring James Stewart. So without further ado here’s my Two Rode Together Blu-ray review. Two Rode Together is a story not dissimilar to that of The Searchers. James Stewart plays Marshal Guthrie McCabe. On the face of it he’s a guy that’s happy with his life…

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Horror Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

Ouija Origin of Evil Blu-ray Review – 2016 Horror That Falls Short

I love a good horror film so having just watched both The Conjuring films on Blu-ray it’s time to take a look at the prequel to the 2014 horror film Ouija. It’s time for Ouija Origin of Evil Blu-ray review. The story centres around a single parent, Alice Zander and her two daughters Paulina aka Lina and Doris. Set in 1967…

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Hobo with a Shotgun Review (2011)
Action Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

Awful Film Friday… Hobo with a Shotgun Review – 2011 Movie

It’s that time of the week (Friday) which means another Awful Film Friday movie review. Brace yourselves as I look at a 2011 film starring Rutger Hauer. This film seems to have received quite a bit of attention and some think it’s a bit of a cult classic, well it’s time to find out. It’s time for my Hobo with a Shotgun review…

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Drama Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

The Flight of the Phoenix Blu-ray Review – Classic James Stewart 1965 Drama

Time to look at James Stewart film, this one’s been released on Blu-ray courtesy of Eureka Entertainment and has a very strong supporting cast. So without further ado here’s my The Flight of the Phoenix Blu-ray review. A cargo plane crashes in the desert over Libya having encountered a sand storm. With the plane well off course chances of rescue look slim. Should they wait for help, try to walk out or is there another way…

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Seven Deaths In The Cat's Eye Blu-ray Review
Horror Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

Seven Deaths In The Cat’s Eye Blu-ray Review (1973) – Margheriti Masterpiece?

I love horror films but what about Italian horror or giallo horror films? Well that’s what I’m looking at in this review, its a 1973 film by Antonio Margheriti. So without further ado here’s my Seven Deaths In The Cat’s Eye Blu-ray review. A family are struggling to keep their Scottish castle, one sister lives there and wants to remain. She seeks financial help from her sister…

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