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It’s been 20 years since Rob Zombie’s directorial debut, House of 1000 Corpses. As Zombie has said himself, it wasn’t made with the intention of being a cult movie, but it has certainly amassed a cult audience. Part of that comes from the one-two punch of this film and its (superior) sequel, The Devil’s Rejects. Regardless, […]
Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean is one of the wonderful highlights of an under-appreciated chapter of director Robert Altman’s career. Between the box office disappointment of Popeye (1980) and the explosive comeback of The Player (1992), Altman returned to lower-budgeted, independent filmmaking, often boldly experimenting with how theatre work […]
Iconic Cult director Larry Cohen broke onto the scene with a pair of iconic blaxploitation films starring Fred “The Hammer” Williamson in the early 70s. Following, he’d begin to carve his legacy as a unique face in the world of horror with It’s Alive. The film proved to be sort of his well he’d return […]
For the first time on Blu-ray, and in a new, deluxe box set, the It’s Alive trilogy is reborn! On May 15, Scream Factory will release the It’s Alive Trilogy in a 3-disc set packed with bonus features, including new interviews, and new 2K scans of each film. It’s newborn and … It’s Alive … and murder is what it knows […]
Even though some in the cinematic scene may not have heard of filmmaker Steve Balderson (yes, that includes yours truly and I’m appropriately ashamed!), they’re certainly about to. As a multi-genre award winning writer/director from Wamego, Kansas with over sixteen feature films under his belt, Balderson is literally a driven one-man movie-making machine and shows […]
I love the directors that the folks at Scream Factory choose to follow and try to release nice editions of their works. Unappreciated or worthy of their unfavorable status, directors with names’ films are ones that are continually studied and collected no matter what. Tobe Hooper’s filmography is getting some of its more unappreciated works […]
This is exciting. I’m really loving that Scream Factory is making efforts in giving attention to the works of some of the great horror directors and figures of years’ past. We know they are doing their best to put out every John Carpenter film ever made, but here’s another one from Tobe Hooper. Previously, they’ve […]
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