Remy Dean 🏴☠️Underworld Chronicles: Three Yakuza Fables by Takashi Miike
new restored Radiance #Bluray box set
'Fudoh: The New Generation' (1996)
'Agitator' (2001)
'Deadly Outlaw: Rekka' (2002)
'The Lady Eve' (1941) turns 85!
"...sharp-witted & its themes risqué, though intelligent enough to closely skirt what was permissible in its day without once crossing a line... what was funny then still is today..."
my #movie #review in Frame Rated:
🐴 https://medium.com/framerated/the-lady-eve-1941-blu-ray-criterion-collection-9a20e36d41da?sk=fb8244de6f8d5e5e5cca516a86f3602a
Wes Craven's 'The Serpent & the Rainbow' (1988)
"...supernatural #horror could be explained as hysteria or drug-induced hallucinations. But there’s a darker thread running through it all: a tangible human evil"
'To the Devil a Daughter' (1976) is 50 years old
"Freudian nightmare & sexual tension thrown into the heady mix, along with some straightforward blood & gore ... one of the more transgressive movies to come out of the British mainstream in the 1970s"
'The Rebel' (1961) which turns 65 years old!
Tony Hancock stars in "the funniest film ever made about modern #art & it remains a shining example of classic British #comedy writing..."
read my extended #movie #review
is published in Frame Rated:
👨🎨 https://medium.com/framerated/the-rebel-classic-british-comedy-with-tony-hancock-at-his-best-35e2a314f9f7?sk=11e65f9210c8059b2c8b3671a7e981b2
Kihachi Okamoto's 'The Sword of Doom' (1966) at 60 years old!
"The finale is one of the most impressive & insanely well-choreographed action sequences in all cinema... breath-taking composition & inventive use of varying focal depths."
'Forbidden Planet' (1956) • 70 Years Later
looking back on the development & legacy of the Shakespearean #scifi classic that brought the Golden Age to the screen & changed everything, maybe inspiring #StarTrek
'The Angel Guts Collection' (1979–88)
my #movie #review of a disconcerting concoction of #art, porn & body #horror based on Takashi Ishii’s cult #manga - new HD LE #Bluray Box Set from Third Window Films
Red Classroom
Nami
Red Porno
Red Vertigo
'Ivan's Childhood' (1962)
"...the whole film is one of the richest cinematic experiences one could hope for, perhaps only out-done by every other Tarkovsky film..."
