My online ramblings and musings
 

Besides working for Rue Morgue Magazine, I muse on all my horror related topics on Examiner.com, if anyone is interested in checking it out!

Thanks, all. :woot:

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Two new reviews posted, for Death Will Have Your Eyes and Ransom Baby both from Mya Communication. Surprisingly enjoyed the former. The latter not so much. Cheers! :)

Death Will Have Your Eyes provides palpable storytelling and suspense - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

'Ransom Baby' is a case of deceiving appearances - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

Oh, and here are a couple of others I believe I've neglected to post? From Mya, Raro and One Seven Movies. Two poliziotteschi and a sex comedy from Andrea 'Burial Ground' Bianchi! :) Cheers, all!

'Young, Violent, Dangerous' is a recommended Poliziotteschi entry - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

Slap and Tickle: 'Cop In Drag' brings slapstick to the Poliziotteschi genre - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

Andrea Bianchi's 'Cara Dolce Nipote' is an Italian sex comedy gem - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

How in God's name did you manage to watch Mya's DVD of Death Will Have Your Eyes until the end? :) This release is a joke and a kick in the face for everyone who bought it and support them. I hope they will burn in hell.

Edit: Nice reviews btw ;)

I was really looking forward to Death Will Have Your Eyes until i read a few online reviews which slated the transfer, your review makes me want to give it a shot though.

Marisa Mell :love:

Thanks for the positive feedback, lads, and you're right Return, the transfer is shite...but I may possess a higher tolerance for them, perhaps. I didn't find it unwatchable, that's for sure. The way I see it, at least it's available on DVD, which is more than we can say for a LOT of rare films such as this one!

The worst I've EVER seen is A Town Called Hell from I believe Direct Source Media or something. I tossed that disc across the room, it was so bad. :lol:

Oh and indeed :love: for Marisa Mell! Shame about how she ended up, however. I'm a sucker for a tragic tale (see also: Claudia Jennings, Karin Schubert, Dorothy Stratten, Lynne Frederick)

New review posted online of The Girl In Room 2A new from Mondo Macabro! Cheers, all!

Viewing giallo through American eyes with 'The Girl In Room 2A' - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

Great reviews, Scyther. :cool:

Great SNFYK review btw, kudos!

Thanks, both! :)