Batman Ninja UHD review

Batman goes back in time and battles his familiar foes in Feudal Japan in Batman Ninja! Yes, Batman, along his friends, Red Hood, Red Robin, Robin, Nightwing, Cat Woman and his enemies including the Joker, Harlequin, Two-Face, Bane and others wind up time traveling from Gotham City to what was called Feudal Japan thanks to…


Girl with a Suitcase [Radiance Films] Blu-Ray Review

We open the film with Aida (Claudia Cardinale), a night club singer, showing up at the palatial estate of rich scum bag Marcello (Corrado Pani). Marcello has led Aida on with promises of a future he has no intention of fulfilling for her. No longer wanting to bother with her, he tells his 16-year-old younger…


Convict’s Code Blu-ray review

Convict’s Code is a Monogram Pictures crime drama from 1939 about an ex-football player and star, David Tyler (Robert Kent, The Phantom Creeps, Mr. Moto Takes a Chance) who was framed for murder and sent to prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Out on parole, Tyler sets out to clear his name and find…


Cafe Flesh [Mondo Macabro] Blu-ray Release

Cafe Flesh is a weird one, possibly the strangest adult film I’ve ever seen. The plot is that a nuclear war has caused 99% of the population to lose the ability to engage in sex. There is a place called “Cafe Flesh” that puts on a show for the “sex negatives” using “sex positives” as…


Russ Meyer’s Up! [Severin Films] Blu-Ray Review

We open with Adolf Hitler somewhere in rural nothern California being tortured and sodomized for pleasure by a guy in a pilgrim hat, fittingly called The Pilgrim, after which Hitler is eaten by piranhas in his bathtub. We cut to a woman named Margo (Raven de la Croix) picked up hitchhiking by a not-so-friendly fella…


Murder, She Wrote Blu-ray review

For twelve seasons, the award-winning television drama series Murder, She Wrote entertained millions of viewers each week. The series starred the iconic Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher, a mystery writer and amateur sleuth. Angela Lansbury was no stranger to being in mystery films as she had major roles in a pair of Agatha Christie novels…


Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers [AGFA] Blu-ray Release

I’m going to call this film “Scarecrow” for short, a bizarre 1970s musical with a trans lead. Right out of the gate, the movie establishes an irreverent tone. Two strait-laced looking parents, in front of their home, are giving advice to be careful in the big city. They turn to go back into their house,…


MotorPsycho [Severin Films] Blu-Ray Review

A trio of vicious bikers are running rampant out in the desert, roving around, raping and murdering with reckless abandon. They make the mistake of drawing the rage of local veterinarian Cory Maddox (Alex Rocco) by raping his wife. This isn’t the kind of act that Maddox is going to take lying down though. He…


The Enchanted Cottage Blu-ray review

Imagine going through life feeling that you are ugly and unattractive, but one day you look into a mirror which shockingly reveals that have been transformed into an attractive human being through some fantastic miracle. That is the story of the 1945 classic film, The Enchanted Cottage. From Warner Archives PR: “A homely maid and…


Executive Suite Blu-ray review

Executive Suite is a drama from 1954 with a marvelous cast and a legendary director in Robert Wise. This film was the first non-sci-fi or horror film from the extraordinary director that I had the pleasure of watching. I was already a fan of The Day the Earth Stood Still, Body Snatcher and The Haunting,…