Mat Brewster

More psycho-sexual thriller than giallo, this film nevertheless delivers the goods.

Who knew January was such a great time for new releases?

A single date is told from four perspectives in this Mario Bava comedy. None of them really work.

Eleven films into the franchise and Halloween is suddenly looking fresh again.

This week was back to school and back to watching lots of movies.

Almost as good as the Beastmaster.

A modern, psychedelic take on the Spaghetti Western is visually stylish and exhausting.

Hope you have some Christmas money left because this week brings some interesting new releases.

I’m back and healthy and have many cool things to talk about.

Robert Altman’s follow-up to M*A*S*H is an idiosyncratic, weird little film that only he could make.

The new year starts with some new titles.

I’m bringing in some help this week.

Arrow Video brings together a collection of three early collaborations between two titans of the cinema with mixed results.

A horrible virus will not keep me from finding cool things for you, dear reader.

Tarantino knock-off from Germany is a lot of fun.

Kids behaving badly in a really bad movie.

I may have given up on Christmas movies but I still found some cool things this week.

Ingmar Bergman’s only Hollywood production is wildly uneven, rather strange, but still worthwhile.

Here’s a few new releases to add to your Christmas stocking.

This week wasn’t as Christmas-y as I had hoped but I caught some cool things anyway.

This pick of the week will self destruct in seven days.

I end Noirvember with a bang.

Christmas is coming and with it loads of new releases.

After a week off, here’s a whopping nine cool things worth checking out.

Santa’s gonna have a big list this year.

Herschell Gordon Lewis’s splatter classic is terrible in the best possible way.

This deeply flawed, yet entertaining series gets a nice release price for Christmas presents.

Star Trek, Blood Island, and giant sharks are just some of the great Blu-ray releases this week.

It’s all noir all the time this Noirvember.

It is a jam-packed week full of all sorts of goodness.

For this anniversary, Universal Studios has released the Coen Brothers’ comedy in glorious 4K.

I’ve got one more week of scary, cool things before I set my eyes on another month.

It’s a week full of great interesting releases, so let’s have fun storming the castle of upcoming Blu-ray releases.

Mario Bava’s horror masterpiece is a feast for the eyes and the beginning of a whole new genre.

This week it’s more like five cool things and a really crappy one.

A movie so bad we reviewed it three times.

Not sorry to tell you this is a great week for new Blu-ray releases.

This week should be titled “Five Spooky Things…”

It’s a big week full of releases but Marvel wins again.

It’s all horror all the time for this week’s five things.

Some pretty cool Blu-rays are coming out this week, I’ve got your scoop.

It might not feel like October but these cool things will get you in the mood for Halloween.

The first week in October starts us off with a bang.

I might be a bit sleepy but there’s still plenty of cool things to talk about.

John Boorman’s sequel to one of the scariest movies of all time is a psychedelic, visually stunning, totally camp, incomprehensible mess, and also kind of awesome.

This series keeps getting better and better.

Ted Post’s oddball ’70s horror film has all the trappings of a camp classic but the execution left me bored out of my skull.

It was a tough choice to make this week, but I always gotta go with Star Wars.

Put your PJs on, this giallo will put you to sleep.

A sickness cancelled our movie night with friends but I still enjoyed some cool things.