These are the films we consider to be not only essential viewing but also look great on the Blu-ray format.
It’s time to conclude my Dario Argento season until the remaining films are out on Blu-ray or the ones that that have been released are re-released and are readily available in the UK. Here is my Tenebrae Blu-ray Review.
Hopefully Arrow Video will re-release The Bird with the Crystal Plumage & Phenomena.
Tenebrae Blu-ray Review Outstanding 1982 Argento Thriller Read Post »
Halloween’s been and gone for another year but I still intend to bring a few chilling film reviews and hopefully recommendations to your attention. I’ve been going through all the readily available Dario Argento films that are currently on Blu-ray. Time for another, here is my Inferno Blu-ray Review.
Oh just to be clear, this is not the Dan Brown Inferno directed by Ron Howard and starring Tom Hanks!
I love a good action film, but find most of the newer ones miss the mark. What about this one? Here’s my I Am Wrath Blu-ray Review.
I remember seeing the film trailer for I Am Wraith and thinking it’s probably a Death Wish style film. Now to be fair it kind of is but with a slight twist.
So by now you will realise that it is indeed a fast paced action film, starring John Travolta.
I Am Wrath Blu-ray Review – 2016 Excellent Travolta Action Movie! Read Post »
Another classic film on Blu-ray, but has it been restored properly? I’m going to find out in my The African Queen Blu-ray review.
I will start by stating that this is indeed a classic film, no doubt about in my mind. Bogart won the Best Actor Academy Award for his portrayal of Charlie Allnut in this film. However I am not swayed by awards in fact most of my favourite films and actors have seldom been recognised by the Academy awards. This is one of the rare occasions I believe they got it right.
The African Queen Blu-ray Review – 1951 Classic! Read Post »
It’s Halloween and time for some horror movies to watch, hopefully we have already given you plenty of ideas with
Time for another horror cult classic that has found its way on to Blu-ray having been restored. Just how well has it been restored? I’m about to find out, here is my Halloween III Season of the Witch Blu-ray Review. The film starts on October 23 with shop owner Harry Grimbridge being chased and then attacked by men in black suits. He escapes and makes his way to a gas station, in doing so nearly scarring the attendant half to death.
Halloween III Season of the Witch Blu-ray Review – Awesome 80’s Cult Classic! Read Post »
Every October should feature at least one John Carpenter film. Here’s my The Fog Blu-ray review. Set in the coastal town of Antonio Bay, California, the locals are preparing to celebrate the towns 100th anniversary. Father Malone learns that the town was founded at the expense of a man named Blake.
The Fog Blu-ray Review – John Carpenter’s Horrifying 80’s Masterpiece Read Post »
Now it’s time for what many regard as Dario Argento’s best film. Here is my Suspiria Blu-ray Review. American Suzy Bannion arrives in Germany during a thunderstorm and heads straight for the Tanz Dance Academy having been accepted as a student…
Suspiria Blu-ray Review – Dario Argento’s 1977 Cult Classic / Masterpiece Read Post »
Time to continue my countdown to Halloween with some more horror film reviews and maybe recommendations. Here is The Witch Blu-ray review. Set in New England during the 17th century, William (Ralph Ineson) finds himself threatened with exile from the plantation along with his family over a difference in interpretation with regards to the New Testament.
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