It's that time again: another reminder that I also write regular reviews of cult, B-movie and genre DVD and Blu-Rays, and publish them over at my
DVD Late Show website.
After a couple of weeks of me not feeling much like watching - never mind reviewing- movies, I'm back on my game. This week, in fact, I intend to have a minimum of two reviews posted each day, and I'm off to a good start. Today's reviews are
High School Hellcats and the latest animated DC Comics super-hero film,
Green Lantern: Emerald Knights. For tomorrow, I have
My Gun Is Quick and
Mega Python Vs Gatoroid already written and queued up.
Other recent reviews include:
Queen of Blood with John Saxon, Dennis Hopper and Basil Rathbone; the new Blu-ray restoration of
The Terror, with Jack Nicholson and Boris Karloff;
The Dorm That Dripped Blood on Blu-ray; Lee Marvin & Oliver Reed in
The Great Scout And Cathouse Thursday; Tom Selleck in
Daughters of Satan; the animated adventures of
Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos; the stylish film
noir with Antonio Banderas,
The Big Bang;
Ballistica; Lynda Carter in
Bobbi Jo And the Outlaw;
The Bionic Woman, Season Two;
The Challenge Of The Gobots; the Blu-ray remaster of Francis Coppolla's
Dementia 13; and Shout! Factory's great new
Eat My Dust / Grand Theft Auto double feature with Ron Howard.
Check it out!
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