The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue has enjoyed a healthy life on home video since the digital era: previous incarnations…
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It’s been over two years since the last Grindhouse Releasing blu-ray set, The Tough Ones, dropped. Thankfully, they’ve returned with…
Some movies have to climb a tall mountain to achieve any appreciation. Death Game proves this concept. The script took…
Norman Whitfield was known for creatively dominating the acts he produced, particularly in how he tended to write most of…
Before many U.S. viewers knew this film, they knew the trailer for a variant version: They Call Her One Eye…
You may not know him by name but if you’ve spent enough time watching kung fu fare from the ’70s…
When you think of producers of vintage kung fu fare, it’s easy to think of Shaw Brothers or Golden Harvest…
This review is presented as a tribute to Ivan Reitman. He’ll always be an admired figure in the Halls Of…
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If you were an Italian genre filmmaker who could get a production going in the first half of the ’80s,…