asquale Festa Campanile’s 1977 Italian thriller Hitch-Hike (or Autostop rosso sangue in its native language) doesn’t exaggerate the violence of its...
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Everybody loves genre film. And in the cult cinema world, there are tons of them. So we’re trying to keep track of all the ones we review and cover.
Hellions comes from director Bruce McDonald (of Pontypool fame, though he’s also worked on a number of TV shows in the interim)...
The Boy is about a puppet, and I know what you’re thinking: we’ve had The Conjuring, Annabelle, Dead Silence, and even the new Goosebumps movie within...
https://soundcloud.com/blood-and-black-rum/episode-16-wherein-we-admire-my-bloody-valentine-the-original We’re talking My Bloody Valentine (the original, not the remake) this time on our 16th episode of Blood and Black Rum...
Ryne gets foxy with a review of Arrow Video's Blu-ray release of Sheba, Baby.
Before Nikkatsu got wrapped up in porn, the company released quite a few critically-acclaimed Japanese films during the ’50s, ’60s,...
https://soundcloud.com/blood-and-black-rum/episode-14-wherein-we-hear-the-voice-without-a-shadow Arrow Video recently released the gorgeous Nikkatsu Diamond Guys: Vol. 1 collection on Blu-Ray, which collects three Japanese murder mystery gems...
The first thing you notice about Interceptor #1 is that writer Donny Cates does a lot of info-dropping. But it’s not the...
I think most horror fans are suckers for anthology series, especially when they’re told in the writer’s best Rod Serling...
Victorie City comes from writer Keith Carmack and artist Vincent Nappi, a gritty crime drama following a detective named Hektor Ness...
Yet again, Betvin Géant twists the direction of The Rise of the Antichrist. In issue #3, we left off with our...