‘Blood Hunger: The Films of José Larraz’ reviewed
❉ Beautifully restored extravaganzas from underrated low budget maestro José Ramón Larraz.
Articles by Jonathan Sisson
Neil Breen Spectacular, Pt 4: ‘Pass Thru’
❉ Time travelling A.I. and denim advocate Neil Breen returns to his native environment of the Nevada Desert to save the day by murdering 300 million people!
Neil Breen Spectacular, Pt. 3: ‘Fateful Findings’
❉ Jonathan Sisson looks at the film which saw Breen’s cult popularity explode.
Neil Breen Spectacular, Pt. 2: ‘I Am Here….Now’
❉ Jonathan Sisson examines Breen’s most wildly undisciplined film, in the latest part of our feature.
Neil Breen Spectacular, Pt. 1: ‘Double Down’
❉ In first of a series on this completely bonkers filmmaker, we examine ‘Double Down’.
‘Mansfield 66/67’ reviewed
❉ Essential viewing for anyone with an interest in that decade of Hollywood Babylon when boobs were big, voices were squeaky, women were objects and brains were avulsed by tractor trailers.
‘Xtro: Limited Edition Blu-ray Box Set’ reviewed
❉ It is truly a time to celebrate! Xtro re-emerges from its cocoon to impregnate your face on a gloriously shiny new Blu-ray!
‘Filmworker’ reviewed
❉ Tony Zierra’s Filmworker examines Stanley Kubrick’s most loyal yet most overlooked ally.
Cinema at 3 A.M: ‘The Revenge of Dr X’ (1967)
❉ Ever find yourself lying awake in the wee hours inexplicably troubled by one question; when is an Ed Wood film not an Ed Wood film?
Cinema at 3 A.M: ‘Messiah of Evil’ (1973)
❉ ‘Messiah of Evil’ falls somewhere between arthouse and grindhouse, early George Romero and late Mario Bava…