Released to Blu-ray by the excellent Indicator label this week, The Legacy is a 1978 British-American horror mystery starring real-life couple Katherine Ross, Sam Elliott and The Who’s frontman Roger Daltrey. Ross and Elliott star as Maggie Walsh and Pete Danner, lured from their home in California to England on […]
Reviews
Coming Home: New Hollywood’s Other Vietnam War Movie (Review)
Double Face: A Crime Drama in Giallo Clothing (Review)
I haven’t come across any Gialli films that have bored or frustrated me. Whether it is The Red Queen Kills Seven Times or Blood and Black Lace, they have strong qualities that make each film absorbing. Whether that’s eye-popping colour cinematography, a strong mixture of pulp crime and a central […]
When a Stranger Calls: the scariest phone call in horror (Review)
A Case for a Rookie Hangman: as thoroughly bananas as the title suggests (Review)
The Night Sitter (2019) Evil Dead in the Suburbs (Review)
Giant Killer Ants/Dead Ant: Creature Feature vs Tom Arnold’s bad jokes (Review)
John Woo: Last Hurrah for Chivalry & Hand of Death (Review)
The Captor: True Crime a la Blumhouse (Review)
The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne: Rediscovering a Hidden Handmade Gem (Review)
Belfast-born Brian Moore’s novel The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne was published in 1955 after his relocation to Canada. The sympathetic, yet deeply unflinching study of a lonely middle-aged spinster succumbing to alcoholism, a loss of faith and a mental breakdown was not an easy sell; it was rejected by […]