John Llewellyn Probert's House of Mortal Cinema

Quentin Tarentino’s PULP FICTION meets CREEPSHOW, or perhaps FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE, in this hugely entertaining, comic-strip-themed, ofte...

Following in the wake of a series of successful DVD and Blu-ray releases of crime shows from Scandinavian countries (THE BRIDGE and ARNE...

Before we get down to the serious business of talking about PUMPKINHEAD II, I’d just like you to take a moment to read the tag line on th...

I well remember going to see this at the Nottingham Odeon when it came out. My surprise at it being on the cinema’s main screen (number o...

I wrote about what is to my mind director David Schmoeller's best film on here a couple of years ago. However, seeing as 88 Films is ...

Arrow Films continues in its valuable work of resurrecting, dusting down and sprucing up neglected cult movies that are well worth the ef...

It’s the sixtieth anniversary of Akira Kurosawa’s classic action drama that’s inspired everything from Westerns (four MAGNIFICENT SEVEN f...