The third feature film of Day Two at GASP! Horror Festival, and the last film to close out the evening, was the Mystery Queer Horror Classic. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Hunger’ (1983) – GASP! Horror Festival 2025
From Second Sight Films, the thrilling classic, The Hitcher, will be released on 30th September, here’s what they had to say Continue reading News: Second Sight Films to release ‘The Hitcher’ this September on Limited Edition 4K UHD & Blu-ray
Revealed to be the Mystery Queer Classic to close the second day of GASP! Horror Film Festival, The Lost Boys is the 1987 classic teen vampire horror, directed by Joel Schumacher. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Lost Boys’ (1987) – GASP! Horror Film Festival 2024
With its satirical edge and graphic notoriety, RoboCop is one of the most unique sci-fi-action films of all-time. But we already knew that. Paul Verhoeven is a uniquely wild director. But we already knew that, too. In RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop, directors Eastwood Allen and Christopher Griffiths dive deep and explore the finest of details behind the 1987 classic, with contributions from more or less every major player and practitioner. Continue reading TV Review: ‘RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop’ (2023)
From Signal One Entertainment, the Rutger Hauer classic – Wanted Dead or Alive – will have a Blu-ray release in the UK on 12th June. Here’s what they had to say Continue reading News: Signal One Entertainment to release ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’ on Blu-ray this June
Sam Mendes – one of Britain’s finest filmmakers – returns to the big screen, his first post-Lockdown film, with a fitting tribute to life and cinema in Empire of Light. Moving on from the blockbuster of Bond and the one-shot-spectacle of 1917, Mendes’ latest picture details the not-so-bright life on the coast during the early 80s of Thatcher’s Britain. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Empire of Light’ (2022)
Fresh from a 4K restoration, 1987’s Stagefright is the latest addition to Shameless Films’ sleazy sensations. Pictured on the front cover is the Night Owl wielding a chainsaw, but make no mistake – this isn’t Peter Gabriel in Genesis, but instead a psychotic killer with a theatre production at his whim. Continue reading Blu-ray Review: ‘Stagefright’ (1987)
Without doubt, one of the greatest marketing campaigns of all time, even if the product advertised was a complete disappointment to the hardcore fans. The advert? A black and gold Bat logo. The film? Batman. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Batman’ (1989)
From his villainy in No Retreat, No Surrender to his hardened brawling in The Bouncer, Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks ass wherever he goes, Continue reading For Ultimate Action Movie Club: “THE 10 BEST JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME FIGHT SCENES”
In a film that opens with a family of four running through the woodland, away from armed soldiers, knowing that their doom most likely awaits… would you expect that same film to feature a chainsaw vs. meat hook battle over diamond theft in Turkey? Continue reading For SetTheTape.com: “White Fire (1984) – Blu-ray Review”
• LIKE on Facebook • FOLLOW on Twitter • FOLLOW on Instagram • SUBSCRIBE on YouTube • BUY ME A COFFEE on Ko-Fi On a dark and gloomy November night…Manchester certainly resembles Gotham City. But where is the Batman?.. Manchester’s Kingstreet Townhouse, obviously. For the last time this year, unfortunately, the heroes from Zavvi hosted another fine, Bat-tacular launch party, and their finest yet: Gotham … Continue reading For HCMovieReviews: “Zavvi’s Gotham Guardian Collection Launch”
• LIKE on Facebook • FOLLOW on Twitter • FOLLOW on Instagram • SUBSCRIBE on YouTube • BUY ME A COFFEE on Ko-Fi “I’ve seen sh*t that’ll turn you white!” Ghostbusters is, perhaps, the greatest comedy of all time. A sequel, reboot, animated series, tonnes of ancillary products and millions of fans, 35 years later an exciting new documentary has come in the form of … Continue reading For SetTheTape.com: “Cleanin’ Up the Town: Remembering Ghostbusters – Review”
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