Rozz Williams rose to cult fame with the band Christian Death in the early ’80s. They were not a band played on commercial radio. After he split from the band, Rozz joined up with Eva O to form Shadow Project. Now his short life is part of a documentary by
Blu-ray Review: Monster Mayhem Collection (Special Edition)
During the late ’50s, the major studios didn’t believe in massive releases. Instead of 4,000 screens on the first day, a blockbuster film would take it’s time to open up around the country. Studios also wanted their films to pay prestigious theaters first. Months later a major movie made it
Blu-ray Review: Desperate Teenage Lovedolls & Lovedolls Superstar (The Complete 4K Remastered Collection)
Have you been enjoying the Redd Kross celebration here on InsidePulse? First we reviewed the documentary The Secret Lives of Bill Bartell about the guy who was part of the L.A. punk scene in the late ’70s and early ’80s. His label was responsible for Redd Kross’ classic Teen Babes
Blu-ray Review: Confessions of a Police Captain (Limited Edition)
Before Radiance films began offering a career retrospective, Damiano Damiani was mainly known in America for directing Amityville II: The Possession, the sequel/prequel to The Amityville Horror. This allowed him to be viewed as just another Italian horror director for decades. But has I’ve learned, Damiani wasn’t part of the
Blu-ray Review: Sanatorium Under The Sign of the Hourglass
The Brothers Quay are legends in the world of stop motion and rather mysterious in their ways. They became noticed in the ’80s creating short films and commercials. They contributed to Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” video. You might have seen their creepy MTV promo (included at the end of this review).