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Gabe Powers
Sep 24, 20194 min read
Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards Blu-ray Review (originally published 2018)
Seijun Suzuki may be the most well-known Japanese filmmaker of his era who didn’t earn his popularity and acclaim making period samurai...


Gabe Powers
Sep 24, 20194 min read
Street Mobster Blu-ray Review (originally published 2018)
Around the same time director Seijun Suzuki was redefining himself at Nikkatsu, his slightly less internationally renowned cohort, Kinji...


Gabe Powers
Sep 23, 20197 min read
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation Blu-ray Review (originally published 2018)
Tobe Hooper’s original 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre was forged in a creative vacuum that produced an unprecedented motion picture...


Gabe Powers
Sep 22, 20191 min read
Episode 5 (Part 3) Trailer Round-up
Welcome back for one last go-round! There was no space to include trailer clips in any of the three parts of our look back at the slasher...


Gabe Powers
Sep 22, 20197 min read
Hannie Caulder Olive Signature Blu-Ray Review (originally published 2016)
Time has a habit of changing the popular perception of ‘genre’ movies. When it was released in 1971, Burt Kennedy’s Hannie Caulder was...

Gabe Powers
Sep 22, 20199 min read
Requiescant Blu-ray Review (originally published 2015)
The challenged pacifist is a common character trend throughout revisionist westerns, appearing in early subgenre entries, like William A..


Gabe Powers
Sep 21, 20197 min read
Return of the Living Dead III Blu-ray Review (originally published 2016)
When Alien (1979) co-screenwriter-turned-director Dan O'Bannon inherited former George A. Romero co-writer John Russo's unused Night of the


Gabe Powers
Sep 20, 20196 min read
Society Blu-ray Review (originally published 2015)
Brian Yuzna began his movie career producing director Stuart Gordon’s early horror films – Re-Animator (1985), From Beyond (1986), and Dolls


Gabe Powers
Sep 19, 20199 min read
A Pistol for Ringo/The Return of Ringo Blu-ray Review (originally published 2018)
Following the brisk downfall of the Italian peplum/sword & sandal boom, spaghetti western idols such as the Man with no Name, Django...


Gabe Powers
Sep 18, 20195 min read
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Blu-ray Review (originally published 2015)
Discussions concerning the ‘best’ of John Ford’s contributions to motion picture history tend to boil down to splitting hairs between his...
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