Nowhere To Run
Jean-Claude Van Damme movie isn’t about cinematographic innovation and nobody has ever watched his movies with that in mind. A Van Damme movie is about corny one-liners, escapism and most… Read more »
Jean-Claude Van Damme movie isn’t about cinematographic innovation and nobody has ever watched his movies with that in mind. A Van Damme movie is about corny one-liners, escapism and most… Read more »
Nicholas Kazan, the son of Hollywood royalty, is better known for being a screenwriter than a director. Kazan has penned the scripts for Bicentennial Man (1999), At Close Range (1986)… Read more »
Before going into production on Space Truckers (1996), Stuart Gordon directed Castle Freak (1995) for Charles Band’s Full Moon Features. Gordon was obliged to shoot Castle Freak on a low… Read more »
From the wild imagination of Makoto Tezuka comes Monster Heaven: Ghost Hero (1990). Shot directly to video, Monster Heaven: Ghost Hero is an artifact of its time, boasting some of… Read more »
Desire & Hell At Sunset Motel (1992) was made at the height of the Neo-Noir craze that swept independent and straight-to-video productions in the late eighties and early nineties. Of… Read more »
Mariano Baino’s international co-production Dark Waters (1993) is the master of horror’s most accomplished film. Dark Waters sees Baino cohesively melding together disparate elements of the horror genre to successfully… Read more »
Sworn To Justice (1996) sees the legendary Cynthia Rothrock cast as Janna; a psychologist with clairvoyant powers who moonlights as a vigilante. When Janna’s sister and nephew are brutally murdered… Read more »
The year is 3031 and the reptilian alien Red Eye (Andrew Divoff) has come to the Earth town on Oblivion to set up shop. When Red Eye kills the sheriff,… Read more »
For Executioners (1993), the sequel to The Heroic Trio (1993), Johhnie To returned to the dirctor’s chair, though this time he shared duties with Ching Siu-tung. Ching Siu-tung, best known… Read more »
Despite how it is often marketed, The West (1996) is not a film by Ken Burns. The West was produced by Insignia Films (a production company founded by director Stephen… Read more »