Reviews

When we think of classic Shaw Brothers films, the focus is often on the fighting. But there was a softer side to the studio. They made movies about love. Although Facets of Love isn’t quite about love. This is about the people you’d meet in a Shanghai brothel during the

Roger Corrman wasn’t the only producer of low budget drive-in films during the late ’50s. There was a wave of wannabe filmmakers who thought they could easily crank out a teen horror film. They swore the cinematic formula was cool looking teens, a few hot rods and a freaky looking

Towards the end of the documentary Corman’s World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel (2011), Jack Nicholson declares that Roger Corman “was my lifeblood.” Then the biggest star in Hollywood begins to cry and his voice breaks up. We get a true sense that Jack wouldn’t be Jack without Roger. Roger

One of the highlights of visiting my relatives in Boston during the ’70s was getting to see The Creature Double Feature on WLVI-56. Saturday afternoons the UHF channel would run back-to-back horror films. Unlike some markets, it didn’t have a on air horror host. Radio DJ Dale Dorman would announce

As the holiday season approaches, you’ll be looking for a few physical media gifts to give your cool friends. Arrow Video is looking out for you by presenting Sylvester Stallone’s Demolition Man for the first time ever on 4K UHD. This is the one where he’s an over-the-top cop in