Cult Movie Reviews

Rolls-Royce Baby is something of a rarity - a Lina Romay movie not directed by Jess Franco. So it has curiosity value if nothing else. It ...

Galaxy of Terror was made by Roger Corman’s New World Pictures in 1981 and as you might expect one of the joys of this movie is counting ju...

Seijun Suzuki is one of my all-time favourite Japanese movie directors but although Gate of Flesh ( Nikutai no mon ) is one of his more adm...

Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze was envisaged as the first of a cycle of movies based on the Doc Savage pulp novels. Sadly the rest of the se...

Seven Deaths in the Cat’s Eye ( La morte negli occhi del gatto ) isn’t quite certain if it wants to be a gothic horror film or a giallo or ...

What could possibly be better than a movie featuring zeppelins? How about a movie featuring zeppelins and Vikings? There is such a movie - D...

By 1965 James Bond fever was it its height. The steadily increasing commercial success of the series was destined to reach a peak with the f...