British boutique Blu Ray company Indicator has really appeared on my radar recently. This is mostly because they’ve started to release American (i.e., Region 1) editions of their wares. Recently I invested… Read Article →
Although not as much fun as such other Bela Lugosi poverty row features as Devil Bat or The Invisible Ghost, Bowery at Midnight provides a decent amount of entertainment over its spare… Read Article →
When I started watching my recently purchased Blu Ray for this film, I realized I had never seen it before. The lack of giant monsters and slow pacing probably kept it off… Read Article →
Curse of the Undead falls squarely into that familiar ‘things you want to like more than you do’ territory. It’s not bad, but it’s certainly not great either. As a very early… Read Article →
I found a site called Hamilton Book, which apparently is an aftermarket book and blu ray/DVD retailer. They had a number of blu rays on sale pretty cheap, and some where cheap… Read Article →
Perhaps due to my recent trip to Texas, where I actually watched *gasp* films instead of anime (or anime films), I actually broke down and watched one of the zillions of Blu… Read Article →
“The most flamboyant entertainer of the 50’s celebrates the Christmas season.” Okay, just sticking to how he was viewed in the 1950’s, Liberace was something of an odd duck. His sighing voice,… Read Article →
“The continued adventures of Nostradamus the Vampire.” Needless to say, Nostradamus didn’t stay buried for long, although there’s no indication how much time passes between chapters. We open with some kids skipping… Read Article →
“What would you do if, to live forever, you had to drain others of their lives?” Actually, a better title for this Filipino adventure movie would have been ‘The Deadly Thirst.’ Some… Read Article →
“A flea circus owner inherits a fortune, with complications.” Jack Benny and Fred Allen were, in reality, good friends who toiled together in Vaudeville. Each went on to become among the Nation’s… Read Article →