If you're making a horror film today, you've got to differentiate yourself from your competitors in a glutted field. An easy way to do this is by being ambitio...
Hungarian Director Miklos Janczo was famous for a style of filmmaking he called the "political musical." This referred to his habit of mixing political comment...
To Live And Die In L.A. didn't catch on at the box office but it became a cult favorite on home video and has enjoyed a quality afterlife in various formats ove...
Cronenberg's work from The Brood has gotten plenty of love in the U.S. during the DVD and blu-ray eras but his earlier work hasn't had the same luck. Shivers an...
The '80s were not as hospitable to director William Friedkin as the '70s were. He didn't enjoy any breakout hits like The Exorcist or The French Connection dur...
David Cronenberg's films have gotten a lot of attention on home video over the years. However, the size of his filmography has ensured that some titles have go...
If your film debut is a shocking yet intelligent film like Shivers, what is the appropriate second act? David Cronenberg found the best possible answer when he...
A serial killer’s curse unleashes a season of slaughter in the backwoods of Mississippi in the grisly slasher The Devil’s Dolls. Available December 6th, 2016 fr...
Director David Cronenberg had the ability to write his own ticket in Hollywood after the critical and commercial success of his The Fly remake. It's a sign of ...
Severin has done some stellar work this year, particularly with their special editions of Dr. Butcher M.D. and Burial Ground, but they really pulled off a coup ...
I Drink Your Blood was the first Grindhouse Releasing project that Schlockmania purchased in its original DVD incarnation a decade ago. At the time, it set a s...
First there was the mondo movie, a globetrotting and misanthropic pseudo-documentary genre pioneered by Gualterio Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi. As the '70s ga...
