The Ghost Galleon (1974)
The Ghost Galleon (1974) Amando de Ossorio’s atmospheric third Blind Dead film. Knights Templar sail a ghost ship in this cult Spanish horror.
Continue readingThe Ghost Galleon (1974) Amando de Ossorio’s atmospheric third Blind Dead film. Knights Templar sail a ghost ship in this cult Spanish horror.
Continue readingDay of the Dead 2: Contagium, the controversial sequel in name only. Is this forgotten zombie oddity really as bad as its reputation suggests, or does this low-budget infection horror have more life than expected?
Continue readingDamiano Damiani’s Confessions of a Police Captain (1971), starring Franco Nero and Martin Balsam, an intelligent Italian crime thriller blending powerful performances, political intrigue, and a gripping battle against corruption.
Continue readingMoon 44 (1990) – Roland Emmerich’s gritty sci-fi thriller. forgotten Sci-fi with impressive practical effects. An overlooked cult classic.
Continue readingUmberto Lenzi’s 1977 poliziotteschi classic Brothers Till We Die, featuring a remarkable dual performance from Tomas Milian as twin brothers caught in a brutal tale of betrayal, revenge and criminal self-destruction in the streets of Rome.
Continue readingSnake Eater III: His Law (1992), the action-packed finale to Lorenzo Lamas’ cult franchise. Snake Eater III: His Law (1992), the action-packed finale to Lorenzo Lamas’ cult franchise. It’s like Snake Eater bit Renegade!
Continue readingExcessive Force II: Force on Force (1995) a sequel has nothing in common with the original. Stacie Randall in action, chases and slow-mo.
Continue readingThe Taking of Beverly Hills (1991), an explosive action thriller starring Ken Wahl, Matt Frewer and Robert Davi. Stunts, Rock and Explosions!
Continue readingSergio Sollima’s 1970 crime thriller Violent City starring Charles Bronson, Telly Savalas and Jill Ireland. A stylish tale of betrayal, revenge and obsession elevated by Ennio Morricone’s unforgettable score.
Continue readingA look at the obscure 2001 direct-to-video noir thriller Outlaw, directed by Bo Svenson and starring Michael Madsen, Jeff Fahey and William Forsythe. A fascinatingly flawed crime film packed with waffle, tough-guys, low-budget chaos and forgotten VHS-era charm.
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