Directed by Sean S Cunningham

Continue reading “40×40: Friday The 13th (1980)”“We ain’t gonna stand for no weirdness out here.”
Revisiting the dustiest films on the shelf
Directed by Sean S Cunningham
Continue reading “40×40: Friday The 13th (1980)”“We ain’t gonna stand for no weirdness out here.”
Directed by Bruce Campbell.
Continue reading “40×40: My Name Is Bruce (2007)”“You don’t know fear kid, you never worked with Sam Raimi.”
A special feature by Dom Smith
The Crow helped me believe I could do anything, even with Cerebral Palsy, and it still does…
Continue reading ““It Can’t Rain All The Time” – The Crow, Goth Culture and My Disability”Not exactly a Late Review this, more just a few thoughts I wanted to share.
Over the festive period, I took in a few films that were new to me, rather than some of the dusty discs on my shelves, and a couple of them were belated sequels to beloved films.
Were they all good/satisfying/necessary? Read on and see if you disagree with me – and don’t worry, this is very spoiler-light!
Continue reading “A Mixed Bag Of Belated Sequels”Written and Directed by James Gunn
Continue reading “Slither (2006)”“Don’t forget your guns. We don’t want any Lyme Disease popping out at us.”
A Special Feature by Dan Bean.
Whether you know much about Edgar Allan Poe’s work or not, there’s a decent chance you’re familiar with his poem The Raven – it was adapted in one of The Simpsons’ earliest Treehouse Of Horror episodes, and I reckon if anyone asked you to finish the line “Quoth the raven…”, you’d respond “Nevermore”… right?
But how do you adapt a poem about a man being distracted from his reading and mourning of his dead wife by a crow into a feature film? The answer is – you don’t.
Continue reading “An Unkindness Of Ravens – Never Say Nevermore Again”Here we go with another By The Decade post to help broaden my cinematic horizons and welcome your recommendations from a specific era – but this one, I’m more familiar with than others.
Following the previous 3 From The 30s, 4 From The 40s, 5 From The 50s and 6 From The 60s posts, and the brilliant suggestions from readers for their favourite films from the 1930s, the 1940s, the 1950s and the 1960s, there are loads of great suggestions for you to check out too in the By The Decades section.
I’ll be honest, I was pretty spoiled for choice this decade and it was tough to whittle them down but in selecting seven I realised just how mainstream some of the choices were. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with mainstream, especially when the quality is this high, but it means I’m hoping for some suggestions which offer something a bit new or unexpected.
As always, I’ll post the latest reader recommendations later, but in the meantime here are seven of my favourites from the 1970s.
Continue reading “By The Decade: 7 From The Seventies”