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 »
October means a horror to us here Popcorn Cinema Show, and what better way to enjoy Halloween than with a
It’s our horror season but you simply can’t have one without a film or two with the legend that is Peter Cushing. This ones from 1968 by a company called Tigon. Time for The Blood Beast Terror Blu-ray review. Set against the backdrop of 19th century England, a series of murders occur. However the murders appear to be by an animal or bird like creature…
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.
The Witch Blu-ray Review – A Truly Horrifying Tale from 2015 Read Post »
Time for another supernatural horror and this one shares quite a few similarities with The Exorcist. Here’s my The Vatican Tapes Blu-ray review. The film begins with a Cardinal and his college looking at hospital surveillance footage of Angela Holmes (Olivia Taylor Dudley). Is she possessed?
The Vatican Tapes Blu-ray Review – 2015 Horror That’s Both Chilling & Brilliant Read Post »
M. Night Shyamalan has made some really great films like The Sixth Sense but just how good is his 2015 film. Time to find out, here’s my The Visit Blu-ray review. Two kids, 15 year old Becca (Olivia DeJonge) and her 13 year old brother Tyler go to stay with their grandparents of whom they have never met…
The Visit Blu-ray Review – Return to form for M. Night Shyamalan? Read Post »
What’s New: Blu-ray Releases October 24 – Dr. Loomis’s Picks of the Week Every Monday I look through all the
With Halloween fast approaching our Dario Argento season continues on Popcorn Cinema Show. Here’s my Deep Red Blu-ray review. Pianist Marcus Daly (David Hemmings) has just been talking with his rather drunk friend Carlo in a square near his apartment. They hear a scream but Carlo wanders off a little worse for wear. Marcus turns to see one of his neighbours, Helga Ulmann being murder in the window.
