The middle part of Gregg Araki’s ‘Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy’, The Doom
Generation sandwiches itself between a tale of six gay adolescents struggling to
get along with each other and with life in the face of major o…Read More...
88 Films continues its revival of all things B-movie with this entertaining cult
space opera about scantily clad babes being hunted for sport. After escaping from
captivity by breaking their bonds and stealing a spaceship, sl…Read More...
Adapted from the best-selling novel by Sebastien Japrisot, world cinema release
One Deadly Summer caused a stir at the 1984 Cesar awards with its overt message
of misunderstood violence and mental breakdown. Despite its di…Read More...
Arrow Video proudly bring this 1981 classic from director Brian De Palma
(responsible numerous classics, including Carrie, Dressed To Kill and Scarface)
to UK Blu-ray, complete with a newly restored digital transfer…Read More...
It can’t be said that director Paul Tanter has a fear of falling. Following
Jack Falls (2011), The Fall Of The Essex Boys (2013) and The Rise & Fall Of A
White Collar Hooligan (2012) comes his sequel to the latter, W…Read More...
Sex And Zen initially came out back in the early ‘90s and managed to make quite
an impact on Hong Kong’s box office – a fact which paved the way for two
sequels. The series, loosely based on the 17th Century Chinese…Read More...
When it comes to slasher-style horror films, the chance of them becoming a
franchise is more often an inevitability than a possibility. 1989’s
Puppetmaster is no exception, having no less than nine sequels…Read More...
Almodóvar’s debut, a provocative comedy about three bizarre women,
appalled critics across Spain and the USA. It was first shown at the San
Sebastian Film Festival and later acquired cult status in the…Read More...
One of Luc Besson’s earliest cinematic accomplishments, Nikita went on to spawn
an American and a Hong Kong remake, as well as various television shows in
different forms, the most recent featuring Maggie Q as the tit…Read More...
Back in the 1990s, before the Studio Ghibli catalogue become widely known in the
Western market, it was a time when darker edgier anime were what the genre was
generally known for. Titles such as Ghost In The Shell and Aki…Read More...
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