Which is worse; 2022's continuous cinematic dreck, or all the wretched S.O.V vintage titles I watched in September? The all important qu...

Saloum (Jean Luc Herbulot, 2022) Folk horror has been all the rage in recent years. Like most trends that step into the mainstream limeligh...

Considering how influential John Carpenter was for not only being a film maker, but as a soundtrack composer, it comes as no surprise then ...

A time of novelty rave choons and when I took my first steps into a much larger world in film. 1992 was when I first discovered the legenda...

Doctor Who ( The Keeper of Traken - Part Four ) John Black, 1981     For this aging blogger, early eighties Saturday tea time TV could be ...

The Golden Glove (Fatih Akin, 2019) Late pass here! Heard a lot about this film the last couple of years, but it wasn't until now that I...

Depressed cinephiles maybe in mourning over their beloved film god Jean-Luc Godard popping off this mortal coil earlier this week, but for u...

The most appealing characteristic pertaining to British cinema is it runs the gamut of dealing with various subject matter and aspects of  ...

Cobra Kai (Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz & Hayden Shlossberg, 2018-Present Day) Spent the beginning of the year full of praise for season fou...

Bunny Lake is Missing (Otto Preminger, 1965) It's remarkable how a particular film maker like Alfred Hitchcock left such an indelible im...