The films - on the whole - look notably better than the unrestored versions.
Colin Dibben
Evil Dead Burn does the right thing for the Evil Dead franchise, delivering on all fronts.
The trilogy is worth a peek because of the strong female characters and the laughably weeny, weedy...
This is the John Woo film that oozes a sense of history, both personal and political.
Hollywood, early 1960s: Horror film actor Paul Toombes (Price) denies murdering his fiancée at a party but...
The plot sounds great but the total cheapness of the special effects drags the film into the...
If you want to know about the history of Howard’s film fandom, this is one to watch.
Archibaldo has a dark secret: he kills every woman he loves. Or, rather, he would kill them.
This is a new 4K restoration presented in a dual format edition including both UHD and Blu-ray...
In the interests of transparency, I should point out that I could not watch this film all...
