Tag: Blu-ray

Supervixens [Severin] Blu-ray Review

Clint (Charles Pitts) is a hapless gas station attendant who is forced to go on the lam after being framed for the (shockingly brutal) murder of his cuckolding wife (Shari Eubank) by the sadistic corrupt cop Harry Sledge (Charles Napier). While on the road, Clint tumbles into a variety of sexy shenanigans, swinging with a…


Russ Meyer’s Beyond the Valley of the Ultra Vixens [Severin] Blu-ray review

Russ Meyer is an interesting character. Nicknamed the Walt Disney of the skin flick, he made strange, but fun, soft-core films. “Beneath the Valley of the Ultra Vixens” (BTVOTUV) is no exception. The 93-minute film features a lot of strange characters in “Small Town, U.S.A”. Opening with the narrator, a kindly old man with a…


My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock [Cohen Media] Blu-Ray Review

Alfred Hitchcock is one of the most celebrated and studied directors in film history. Taking the breath of the often cited in-depth interview with Francois Truffaut in which Hitchcock participated in 1966 and merging it with the laser-like focus of the scene-specific analysis of the documentary 78/52 (which, released the same year as this film,…


Vixen [Severin Films] Blu-ray Review

Vixen Palmer (Erica Gavin) is insatiable. She is married to pilot Tom (Garth Pillsbury), but his job inevitably takes him away from home for long stretches, leaving poor ol’ Vixen sexually frustrated and looking to get with anyone within thrusting distance. This leads her on a series of sexual misadventures that involves mounting a mountie,…


Yokohama BJ Blues [Radiance Films] Blu-ray Review

BJ (Yusaku Matsuda) is a beaten down private detective who lurks in nightclubs singing the blues on the side. Although if you asked him, he’d probably tell you he’s a blues singer who happens to do a little P.I. work as a side hustle. Regardless, BJ finds himself embroiled in a killer case involving the…


Bart La Rue’s Satan War [AGFA] Blu-ray Review

Bart La Rue was a character actor that was in an astounding number of television shows in the 60s and 70s (Mission Impossible, The Brady Bunch, Star Trek, Bonanza) who had a deep, resonant voice made for broadcasting or the stage. Something he always wanted to do was direct. In his short directing career, he…


Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey II [Scream Factory] Blu-ray Review

This follow-up to the first Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey finds Cristopher Robin (Scott Chambers) ostracized from everyone in his hometown of Ashdown after they all believe he was responsible for the “Hundred Acre Massacre” in the Hundred Acre Woods depicted in the first film. No one, including his close friends, believes Christopher Robin’s story of…


Crust [Anchor Bay] Blu-ray Review

Vegas (Sean Whalen) is a washed up child actor who owns a grimy laundromat. He spends his days chatting with his loser friend Russ (Daniel Roebuck) and his nights jacking off into lost socks while weeping about how his life has slipped away from him. Through this magic of his semen and tears, the pile…


Monster from the Ocean Floor Blu-ray review

Monster from the Ocean Floor is a creature feature film, notable for being the first film iconic director Roger Corman produced. Directed by Wyott Ordung (who also had a small role in the movie), this classic super low-budget B-movie is about a sea creature which lives at the bottom of the sea at a Mexican…


The Dead Don’t Hurt [Shout Factory] Blu-ray Review

It’s 1860s San Francisco and the strong and independent Vivienne Le Coudy (Vicky Krieps) finds herself drawn to the stolid Danish immigrant Holger Olsen (Viggo Mortensen). They soon marry and Holger and Vivienne travel back to Holger’s home in Elk Flats, Nevada to build a life together. After a time the American Civil War flares…