Following up the first collection of films featured in Kier-La Janisse’s excellent deep dive into films featuring women submerged in neuroses, Severin has assembled another fine box set of curious and fascinating arthouse genre pictures involving women unsound in mind and unfettered from the traditional bonds of emotional restraint. Let us dig in and experience…
Blu-ray Review – Eloy de la Iglesia’s Quinqui Collection (Severin)
Review—Eloy de la Iglesia’s Quinqui Collection (Severin) Author: Palo Sionoplia I’ve seen more cult films than you’ve had hot dinners. On demand, I can rattle off multi-page lists of gialli, yakuza films, SOV disasterpieces, Bollywood classics…you get the picture. Two weeks ago, I couldn’t tell you a thing about the Quinqui genre. Thanks to Severin,…
Blu-ray Review – No One Heard the Scream
Review—No One Heard the Scream (Severin) Author: Palo Sionoplia Last month, Severin blessed cult film fans with the release of five Eloy de la Iglesia films (spread across three blu-ray releases). This is a boon to those of us in the USA who’ve only had access to a few of these films via subpar transfers….
Blu-ray Review – Cannibal Man – Severin/Subkultur
Review and Notes on Subkultur Edition by Tyler MillerUpdated Comments on Severin Edition by Scott MacDonald Marcos (Vicente Parra) is a lonely slaughterhouse worker, who seems to be just drifting through life. He dreams of having a higher paying job, and marrying his girlfriend Paula (Emma Cohen). One night after a heated date, the two…