Posts By Jake Parker

The Kindred is a great example of the creative sparks that happen when you take award winning actors and put them in one of the best displays of practical effects …
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Neil Marshal is a director that is usually synonymous in the horror genre with his sophomore film The Descent. But before he reminded us that we ALL have claustrophobia, he …
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The Necro Files is a 1997 shot-on-video blood fest that has been a high profile underground film on many collector’s radars for 25 years, and it is finally brought to …
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Joel Schumacher’s return to the horror genre after his 1987 hit The Lost Boys came in the form of the heart stopping, star studded film Flatliners. Not only did this …
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Before giving DC Comics a blockbuster franchise with the Wonder Woman films, Patty Jenkins dropped a behemoth of a debut film with 2003’s Monster. Winning almost 30 awards from across the …
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Before getting to the meat of the article, I just want to personally thank Unearthed Classics for finally giving Dr. Lamb the Blu-ray it so deserved. If you’re a fan …
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If you follow any of our website’s content, or the film industry at large, then I don’t think I need to explain just how impactful Roger Eggers has been to …
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I don’t think Nicolas Winding Refn’s 2011 film Drive needs any introduction. The stylish, neon depiction of romance amidst a criminal underworld full of tension has cemented itself as a …
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In the 1980’s, John McNaughton was a name that may ring familiar with horror fans as the director of the notorious 1986 film Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Eight years …
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Terry Gilliam has had an extremely decorated career creating adventure fantasy films, but none of his films have crossed into the sci-fi, dystopian, horror genre quite as much as the …
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