Chances are The Plumber might have been a dreary sex comedy starring Robin Askwith if it was made in Great Britain. Thankfully, Peter Weir...

The Plumber (Peter Weir, 1979) Given the critical acclaim of Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) and The Last Wave (1977), it is surprising to l...

Man Bites Dog (Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel & Benoît Poelvoorde, 1992) From the country that has culturally enriched us with Jean-Claude V...

I recently watched the BFI documentary on the BBC's Moviedrome series. For those unfamiliar with it, Moviedrome was a television prog...

Not honestly sure what I would have thought of The Grapes of Death  if I had discovered it in my youth, but I liked this poncey French hybri...

The House with Laughing Windows (Pupi Avati, 1976) Contrary to the belief of some giallo film experts, the genre’s golden era had long passe...

Three types of people I do not trust: politicians, journalists and those who pretend to know all the answers to  The Prisoner . The latter w...

Motivation to binge and blog about various films like in the past has really taken a hit due to personal circumstances. Despite this, I did ...

Back from Hell like Run D.M.C. John Waters's Cecil B. Demented may be a step down from his previous efforts, but its biting satire on a...

Following The Martorialist’s post regarding burial soundtrack songs/themes, my choice would be Ennio Morricone’s Dies Irae Psichedelico . W...