Schlockmania’s Severin Films-assisted journey into the Andy Milligan oeuvre comes to a close with this installment. After three entries offering…
A frequent accusation aimed at Andy Milligan is that his work is artless: indifferently shot and edited, erratically performed, riddled…
Once the biker movie became a standard of the film business in the late ’60s, enterprising filmmakers at all levels…
Author’s Disclosure: I’m friends with Mark Savage so don’t think of what follows as a review. Consider it more of…
The 1970’s was a truly explosive era for filmmaking. The tumultuous nature of the times and new freedoms offered by…
David Cronenberg’s films have gotten a lot of attention on home video over the years. However, the size of his…
Director David Cronenberg had the ability to write his own ticket in Hollywood after the critical and commercial success of…
This news post will take a quick side-step from Schlockmania’s usual bill of fare for a worthy distraction. Lewis &…
The common opinion on Michael Cimino’s career is that it was killed by the air of ego-driven fiasco that surrounded…
The Director’s Cut of The Sicilian bows on Blu-ray on March 29, 2016, Shout! Factory has announced. From Mario Puzo,…
Fans of cult t.v., here’s a little Christmastime news for you: Shout! Factory will be releasing a blu-ray set for…
After making Habit, it would take Larry Fessenden six years to get another film into the theaters. Thankfully, the wait…