Real life priorities reared its ugly head again. Blogging took a hit and so my review of Walter Hill's classic thriller Southern Comfort...

An impressive selection of new to me films that I enjoyed this month: Based on the life and works of the Marquis de Sade and featuring acto...

This month’s selection is a case of the underdog and the outsider both rising to the top during the season of the summer flopbusters . Two e...

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

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...

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...

Stranded in a Greek hell hole rather than the heavenly confines of my movie room. I’ve watched nothing but a so-so documentary on Clint East...

Didn't get anywhere close to completing my write-up of my favourite discovery this month; Mervyn LeRoy's pre-Code drama I Am a Fugit...

  Blogging may have taken a substantial hit, but I still managed to cover a bunch of  new and old  film discoveries worth writing about in ...

With the long, cold nights in full effect, binging on movies with a hot cup of cha is a necessary survival tactic for your host. The majorit...

Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia's The Platform was such an enthralling, sci-fi thriller that it made me check out his two other films, post hast...

It's been a rotten film year thus far, but Zach Cregger's Weapons  is a noteworthy highlight that goes against the grain, and a reas...

Karel Kachyňa's The Ear was the only discovery I liked enough to even bother with a dedicated blog post. One of the few films dubbed as...