The Brief and Glorious Existence of Canada’s First Rites Video Label
Back in ye olden days of the Video Store, Rogers Video was the place to be. Sure, Blockbuster often edged them out selection wise, but Rogers Video was CANADIAN. The big rental…
The Low-Fi Paranoid Insanity of Chris Shaw’s SPLIT (Blu-ray Review)
Split (1989) is the wild dream of a madman mainlining Philip K. Dick as he writes a thesis paper on chaos theory high on the invisible waves of the universe. It’s one…
Luc Moullet: The Poverty Row Filmmaker of The French New Wave
Luc Moullet deserves your respect! For years, he’s been elbowed into the gutter by Godard, Truffaut, Chabrol, and Rivette, even though he’s been…
No Bad Movies Podcast #12 – Ben & Arthur/Splatter Farm
This week, Justin, Colin and April tackle the infamous Ben & Arthur (2002) and the shocking Splatter Farm (1987). Apologies to Sam Mraovich, whom we mistakenly refer to as “Steve Mraovich” several…
All Square (Movie Review)
I’ve been a fan of Director John Hyams work since his impressively mounted Universal Soldier: Regeneration. I was glad to see the world take notice with the release of his bonkers follow up Universal Soldier: Day…
Spirits of The Air, Gremlins of the Clouds (Blu-ray Review)
Honestly, this review should just be a series of screengrabs from the film. Soak in the beauty. The first feature by Director Alex Proyas (The Crow, Dark City, Gods of Egypt) Spirits…
SHOT (Blu-Ray Review)
I love watching a film made by a group of passionate people that never made it. I know that sounds depressing, but thanks to the current state of Blu-Ray production, where the…
ICC #143 – The Monstrous Rainer Werner Fassbinder
We discuss the career of the incredibly prolific writer/director Rainer Werner Fassbinder and his films The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, and In a Year with…
A Thousand Cuts (Book Review)
I love the idea of being a film print collector. The passion, the research, and the hunt for that fabled rare print have always fascinated me. Unfortunately, it’s such a prohibitively expensive…
SLEEPWALKERS (Blu-Ray Review)
SLEEPWALKERS is a blast of energetic 80’s style creature feature – that came out in 1992. Tanya (Madchen Amick of TWIN PEAKS fame) has a meet-cute with the new boy in school…
