THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Tremors by Arrow Video
In 1990, director Ron Underwood brought us a monster movie that will go down as one of the best ever put to film. TREMORS came out at a time where … Read More
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THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Doctor Who: The Christmas Specials
My first memory of Doctor Who was watching Tom Baker after school in the 1970s. The show was short-lived here and to be honest, I kind of forgot about it. … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Extraterrestrial (2014)
It’s not often that a movie like EXTRATERRESTRIAL comes around where they do pretty much everything right, especially a horror movie. If more film makers believed in doing something original like this, … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Howard the Duck (1986)
In the summer of 1986 Universal Studios and Lucas Productions (yes, THAT Lucas Productions) released a film that may go down in history as one of the worst movies of … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Space Battleship Yamato 2199
For anyone that has read any of my posts in the past will know that I am very nostalgic when it comes to my youth. I cherished being a kid … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Gamera The Complete Collection by Arrow Video
To capitalize of the success of Toho’s Godzilla series, film company Daiei created a giant monster of their own, Gamera. This series began in 1965, a good 11 years after … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Night Of The Demon (1957) by Powerhouse Films
The 1957 film NIGHT OF THE DEMON, or CURSE OF THE DEMON as it is known in the United States, is one of my favorite horror movies of the 1950s. … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: War Of The Worlds (The Criterion Collection)
For anyone that reads this blog regularly, you know that I am a huge fan of the science fiction films of the 1950s. No other decade has produced more genre … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: “GODZILLA: THE SHOWA-ERA FILMS, 1954–1975 The Criterion Collection”
I have been a lover of Godzilla movies since the early 1970s, when I could watch them almost weekly on the various UHF stations that were available in my area. … Read More
THE BASEMENT BLU-RAY REVIEW: Gappa the Triphibian Monster (1967)
In the 1960’s Japanese monster movies were being made at a rapid pace. The two largest producers of these films were Toho and Daei, who were releasing the extremely popular … Read More