Reviews
Review: “Patrick” A Psycho In Spirit Only
An Ozploitation film directed by a big Alfred Hitchcock fan and released in the second half of the 1970s ends up being as ...
Horror
Review: “The Soul Of A Monster” Crushed By The Human Spirit
When Columbia Pictures dabbled with the supernatural during the 1940s, it came out with a movie involving the age-old conflict between good and ...
Drama
Review: “The Lives Of A Bengal Lancer” Also Suitable For Cowboys
There are a number of good reasons why an early military period piece – made by Paramount Pictures and set in East India ...
Film Noir
Review: “The Whistler” Toots A Noirish Pitch
Before director William Castle specialised in horror, he dabbled in some film noir, including a prominent association with Columbia Pictures’ The Whistler series.
British Film
Review: “The Old Oak” Celebrates Hope & Kindness Amidst The Hardship Of Austerity Britain
Ken Loach knows the value of human kindness and, perhaps because he's bowing out of the filmmaking business and in a sentimental mood, ...
Reviews
Review: “Edge Of Eternity” Helps Time Pass Quickly
Explore Don Siegel’s 1959 crime melodrama Edge of Eternity. This review dives into its stunning Grand Canyon CinemaScope visuals and B-movie charm. Read ...
Horror
Going Beyond The Slasher With “In Search Of Darkness 1995-1999”
Top 10 Films looks at the In Search of Darkness 1995-1999 documentary, a nostalgic dive into the meta-slasher era, hidden 90s gems, and ...
Reviews
Review: “The Shepherd Of The Hills” Slights Flock Leader
Explore why Harry Carey deserved top billing over John Wayne in The Shepherd of the Hills, Henry Hathaway’s 1941 Technicolor masterpiece of Ozark ...








