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drama \ Film i Väst \ Grand Slam Film \ Gusto Entertainment (Netherlands) \ indie film \ Lemming Film \ Logical Pictures \ MUBI \ Ninja Thyberg \ Plattform Produktion \ pornography \ SF Studios (Sweden) \ Sveriges Television \ Swedish film \ The Jokers (France)
Pleasure (Swedish Fantasy Crushing Drama)
Linnea, like many young girls in today’s warp-speed society, wants to be famous and fast. She comes from Sweden and longs to see her name light up social media and will do just about anything in order to achieve that dream. Rechristening herself “Bella Cherry,” she turns to the world of hardcore porn to […]
Blu-ray \ Eckhart Schmidt \ Germany \ horror thriller \ Mondo Macabro
Der Fan / The Fan (West German New Wave Horror Thriller)
You ever go to a concert and see that lost soul in the corner with the faraway thousand-yard stare? Yeah, I think you have…this movie is about one of those. Long unseen for many years aside from those of us unlucky enough to discover it in the Adult section of the video store (where it snuck out under the name Trance) and scholars such as Chas […]
Blu-ray \ horror film \ Michael Findlay \ Retromedia \ Vinegar Syndrome
Shriek of the Mutilated (Killer Yeti Trash Horror Film in 4K)
From the filmmakers behind Snuff and Invasion of the Blood Farmers comes Shriek of the Mutilated. That’s right, this long-dormant creature feature is back to win over an unsuspecting world once again. Perhaps the first and maybe only low-budget monster mash centered around a yeti, this film is in its own haphazard way wildly […]
Blu-ray \ devil worship \ drive-in trash film \ horror film \ Severin Films \ thriller film
Midnight (Greasy Shag Carpet Devil Worship Film)
Once more, the titans at Severin Films strike back with a fine piece of skeevy sleaze guaranteed to make you want to take a bath afterwards. John Russo’s Midnight was his first attempt to escape from under the considerable shadow of his former partner George A. Romero, and in many ways it fails but […]
Beatfilm \ documentary film \ hardcore punk \ Sami Saif \ Toolbox Film
The Allins (Depressing Waste of Humanity Documentary Sadness)
Let me preface this by stating that I have never been a GG Allin fan. I know some of you swear by the guy and his “mission” but the truth ain’t nothing but the truth. Allin wasn’t a revolutionary or even a cut-rate performance artist, just another poseur playing the human geek show gambit […]
Blu-ray \ Bo A. Vibenius \ rape revenge \ Synapse Films \ Vinegar Syndrome
Thriller: A Cruel Picture (Swedish Rape Revenge Reborn in Blu-ray)
Ever watch a movie that delivers so hard that you feel born again? A film that delivers on so many levels that you pump your fists to the sky and praise your elder’s Gods that such brilliance could exist in this world? We’ll, get ready to wallow in the filth because both Synapse and […]
action horror \ action sci-fi \ action-fantasy \ Blu-ray \ film \ Lionsgate \ Mike Marvin \ Vestron
The Wraith (Fantasy Sci-Fi Horror Exploding Car Film Blu-ray)
Over the last few years, Lionsgate has been slowly redeeming themselves in the eyes of cult movie fans with their Vestron Video Collector’s Series Blu-ray releases. As the vault finally opens, long-desired titles like Waxwork and Blood Diner have finally made their digital debuts in fully loaded special editions with A/V quality to match. […]
David Blyth \ gore film \ horror film \ New Zealand \ Severin Films \ splatter film
Death Warmed Up (New Zealand Splatter Blu-ray)
Severin strikes again with another pulsating package of finely curated sleaze to please that’s ready to knock your dick into the dirt. We’re talking an undiscovered classick of epic proportions, something guaranteed to pop your lids and make you scream until you like it. Welcome to Death Warmed Up, you’ll thank me later. No […]
Adriana Matoshi \ Alief \ Antoneta Kastrati \ Crossing Bridge Films \ drama \ Kosovo \ Kosovo Cinematography Center \ On Film Production
Zana – Antoneta Kastrati (Kosovan Brutal War Trauma Film)
Kosovan film has remained largely marginal in spite of attempts to expand its market. This is pretty much the curse of most Eastern European cinema post-Soviet power, leaving the curating critic with a difficult path. Without notoriety, how can one find the gold? You like, just have to check out their stuff, bro. Scraping […]
Ascent Film \ Croatia \ Dalibor Matanić \ drama \ Italy \ Kinorama \ RAI Cinema \ symbolism
Dalibor Matanić – Zora / The Dawn (Nightmarish Trauma Symbol Film)
I’ve seen some deep films over the years, but I’m not sure I was expecting something quite like what I got out of The Dawn. Croatian film has been largely under the radar after the end of the Yugoslav “Black Wave” movement, the echoes of which continue to reverberate internationally. With the fall of […]
