Sci-Fi – HOTCHKA

Warner Archive :: The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) Blu-ray Review

A new restoration sparks new life into the Hammer Horror classic… continue reading

The giant beastie gets upscaled… continue reading

Not even a weak story can bring down the two titans… continue reading

With Zack Snyder back in the saddle, is all now right with the DC Universe?… continue reading

‘Synchronic’ has a fairly different take on the time travel story, combining horror with a detective story… continue reading

George Clooney’s sci-fi flick feels overly familiar… continue reading

‘Save Yourselves!’ is an indie, sci-fi, somewhat dark comedy that’s ultimately all about the people… continue reading

‘Possessor’ is the goriest film I have seen this year with many moments that made me turn my head… continue reading

One of the biggest moments of the film comes when Nolan destroys a 747 aircraft, with no CGI… continue reading

‘The New Mutants’ trades in the big blockbuster moments for more personal moments for a young group of mutants… continue reading

The tone for the film crafts a dark and mysterious setting that keeps building as the film progresses… continue reading

Kino Lorber gives a fine presentation to a slog of a movie… continue reading

‘Bloodshot’ at times feels like a generic comic book movie but is still an entertaining one… continue reading

The film utilized the technique of invisibility well even with a smaller budget when compared to other horror films… continue reading

‘Color Out of Space’ is a manic, ultra-pink weird Lovecraftian horror oddshow… continue reading