The Greatest Special Features Of All Time
David Brook lists his favourite special features of all time, from featurettes and documentaries to commentaries.
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The Ballerina
William Old reviews Steven Pullen's haunted forest manifestation starring Steve Pullen, Isabella Pullen and Deena Dill.
3.5
The Horror of Frankenstein
William Old reviews The Horror of Frankenstein, just on of the luscious offerings from the newly released The Hammer Horror Collection.
3.5
Animal Factory
William J.Old reviews Steve Buscemi's violent prison drama starring Willem Dafoe, Edward Furlong, Danny Trejo.
3.5
JD’s Revenge
William J. Old reviews Arthur Marks re-discovered Blaxploitation revenge tale.
5.0
George A. Romero: Between Night and Dawn.
William J. Old reviews this three film box set of George A. Romeros' lost films, and it's obviously been a labour of love.
4.5
Hellraiser 30th Anniversary
William Old Reviews the 30th Anniversary re-release of Clive Barkers disturbing body horror shocker Hellraiser.
4.0
Clash
William Old reviews Mohamed Diab's sensational riot drama, filmed from the view point of those trapped in a police truck, leading up to the ultimately horrifying climax.
4.0
Pulse
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's grimy J-Horror with a touch of graveyard style, explores loneliness, the internet and the dead oozing into our world.
4.5
The City of the Dead
William J. Old rejoices in John Llewellyn Moxey's 1960 Witch Craft conquest.
4.5
House: The Complete Collection
William J. Old discovers the many joys of the House Collection, it really was a ride into another dimension.
4.0
Seoul Station
William J. Old draws the conclusion Yeon Sang-hos' zombie animation has some brains.
5.0
Pet
William J. Old takes a trip into the weird world of Pet and gets a shock
Cracking the Collection
David Brook sets himself a personal viewing challenge for 2017 to make a dent in his unwieldy film collection.
4.0
Happy Birthday To Me
William J. Old reviews J. Lee Thompson's 1981 slashtastic Happy Birthday To Me