Dear Mr. Gacy
Review of the true crime drama Dear Mr. Gacy (Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada), plus minor blather on how to handle the scorching heat, and upcoming review info…
Review of the true crime drama Dear Mr. Gacy (Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada), plus minor blather on how to handle the scorching heat, and upcoming review info…
Another magical series featuring deep moral arguments relating to the socially provocative genre known as Women in Prison films, akak WIP. ‘Tied’ to Panik House’s new Mr. Skin WIP Triple feature set, I’ve reviewed Chained Heat (1983), to be followed soon by Red Heat (1985) and Jungle Warriors (1984), because we can all learn about being more socially active in our insular communities from these Greek tragedies of woe and empowerment…
With the release of the third and final (Ha!) entry in the Coffin Joe Trilogy, I’ve reviewed the lot: At Night I’ll Take Your Soul and This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse (Anchor Bay U.K.), and the gory Embodiment of Evil (Synapse Films)…
Reviews of two great espionage gems by director John Huston: The Kremlin Letter (Twilight Time), and The MacKintosh Man (Warner Home Video)…
Reviews of two great espionage gems by director John Huston: The Kremlin Letter (Twilight Time), and The MacKintosh Man (Warner Home Video)…
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