Never having seen Vicious Lips (also known as Pleasure Planet) when it was first released back in 1986, this is one of those cult movies that has been on my list for a very long time but I’ve never gotten around to seeing. Because it’s a little harder to get and they never seem to replay it on cable, I’d actually forgotten about it. So when it popped up on Comet, I DVR’d it like nobody’s business.
Commodore 64 review of 1984’s Ghostbusters. “Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters!” The Commodore 64 dominated the home computer market in the 1980s. PRESS PLAY ►
Coded by Richard Leinfellner for Palace Software and released on the Commodore 64 in 1984, The Evil Dead is an adventure game based on Sam Raimi’s 1981 horror film of the same name.
When a group of five Michigan State students decide to spend the weekend at an isolated cabin, hidden deep within the woods of the Tennessee mountains, they discover ‘Morturom Demonto’ an ancient Sumerian text, otherwise known as ‘The Book of the Dead’.
After they’re triumphant run on the previous Mario Bava releases, Arrow Video is back once again to tempt the cult film fans. This time fans are treated to an even more rare release (at least on British shores) with the strangely heartfelt story of Knightriders. The film follows a makeshift community of Renaissance performers as they struggle to earn a living, avoid despicable police officer and come to terms with their leader whose slowly starting to loose the plot. PRESS PLAY ►
Dom is back with yet another Arrow Video release. This time he is tackling Wes Craven’s folk-horror feature — but is it a case
of too many ideas and poor execution? Head on inside and see what Dom makes of this Hi-Def release.
So far coutry life with crazy locals and set in Amish Country, at a local farm, where a woman’s husband is mysteriously killed by his own tractor? Head on inside … PRESS PLAY ►
When it comes to b-movies, be it science fiction, horror or just plain weird, it’s all about the title that first brings you in, no matter what lies in store; and nothing could be more true than this marvellous slice of grindhouse kitsch released from 88 Film, Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity.
So head on inside to see the joys of 88 Films release from their new Grindhouse collection… PRESS PLAY ►
In 1978 the face of horror changed forever with the release of John Carpenters seminal classic, Halloween. Now
with trick or treating fast approaching, Dom brings us his take on the 3 Halloween films that are closest to his heart. Its 3 times the Halloween and 3 times the Myers! He’s back once again and this time he’s brought a friend home.
Head on inside for Dom’s great look back over his favourite Halloween films … PRESS PLAY ►
Shinya Tsukamoto is a rare film-maker to challenge both the audio and the visual. With Tetsuo: Iron Man, Dominic looks over this
Cyber-Punk classic and sees that Japanese B-Movies and art can become one visually inviting treat, but only for those brave enough to try.
So head on inside for Dom’s latest review … PRESS PLAY ►
In 1988, Dick Maas, a Dutch film director who has gain success within his native country with films such as De Lift and Flodder, brought to the screen one of his biggest pictures, the horror action thriller, Amsterdamned. Which at the American Film Market of 1988, would go on to become the third highest selling motion picture that year.
But what is Amsterdamned and should we thank Shameless for bringing it to us in their latest release?
You can blame John Carpenter’s Halloween (but don’t blame the man himself) for the slew of events themed slashers that come, wave after wave before the dust had even settled. Everything from Birthdays through to Christmas has been used within a slasher context. Is there anything that hasn’t been put through the slasher grinder?
So indulge yourself in some bad film horror in the only way the 80s could. PRESS PLAY ►
Question, what do you get if the California coastline is destroyed after an earthquake causing all of the beaches to be in a constant state of unrest and bloody chaos? Well the answer is simple, you’d get the Peter George / Troma cult feature Surf Nazis Must Die.
So continuing our look at Arrow Films latest releases of Troma films, Dom brings us this crazy feature, Surf Nazis Must Die… PRESS PLAY ►
In conjunction with our latest Troma competition and the 3 new releases from Arrow Films & video we will be bring you reviews of these great titles, starting of with Class of Nuke’em High. Dom brings us his take on the gooey goings on at Troma’s dysfunction high school and a look at how Arrow Films as brought it to us with their new Blu-ray release.
So what are you waiting for? And once you’ve checkout our review head over to the Troma Competition and enter.
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