While we as a society have always been morbidly fascinated with the concept of serial killers (I once had a friend who had a pet
Tag: 1990s
Frankenstein Unbound (1990) – Review
As one of the most oft-adapted stories in history, there’s a sense that not much more could be added to Mary Shelly’s deeply prescient story
Pom Poko (1994) – Review
Up until this point in Studio Ghibli history, you could count on three things – the first was that it was painfully clear that the
Only Yesterday (1991) – Review
Just because your motion picture is made up of thousands upon thousands of individually hand-drawn pictures, it doesn’t mean you can’t be subtle with the
Single White Female (1992) – Review
Whenever something comes along to stir up the public consciousness, you can always expect a simpler knock-off to follow in its wake to provide similar
Falling Down (1993) – Review
Ah yes, the 90s. A time where you could still have a wide release, blockbuster movie with big stars and an established director that wasn’t
The Man In The Iron Mask (1998) – Review
Be it via the numerous film versions that have some down the pipe over the years, or even from diligently watching every episode of Dogtanian
The Godfather Part III (1990) – Review
Yeah sure, Return Of The Jedi may have set the precedent about threequels being the worst installment of a trilogy, but not all the teddy
Ransom (1996) – Review
Once again it’s time to delve into a film from yesteryear that, thanks to the passage of time, carries a little extra baggage with it
Mimic (1997) – Review
After banging out a vastly intriguing debut in his native Mexico, it was inevitable that Guillermo del Toro would soon make the leap to Hollywood
Porco Rosso (1992) – Review
If I’m being totally honest, I didn’t really appreciate the full spectrum of animation coming out of Japan, back in the younger years. While I
Se7en (1995) – Review
“You know this isn’t going to have a happy ending.”It’s with this somewhat throwaway line located somewhere in the middle of David Fincher’s tangibly bleak
Fargo (1996) – Review
In the world of the crime movie, nothing hits quite like a series of unfortunate, criminal events like a Coen Brothers film. In fact, they’d
Menace II Society (1993) – Review
The early 90s were the home of a number of determined filmmakers making ferocious debuts that stripped away the gloss amd excess of the 80s
Hackers (1995) – Review
Rocky Balboa once said that time is undefeated and nothing gives the passing of years more of a tactical advantage than a film the revels
Stigmata (1999) – Review
The year was 1999 and with the millennium approaching, Hollywood was finding itself morbidly being drawn into a minor spurt of satanic panic as the
Night Visions (1990) – Review
Despite being quite the inconsistent mover and shaker in the horror genre, we were just as used to Wes Craven delivering woeful misfires (Hills Have
Retro Puppet Master (1999) – Review
After six previous entries that’s cast the eponymous puppets as both villains, saviours of humanity and devious wildcards that’ll turn on their titular master in
Sometimes They Come Back… For More (1999) – Review
We live in a time where expansions on the works of Stephen King take the form of things like Castle Rock, or Welcome To Derry,
Curse Of The Puppet Master (1998) – Review
We live in a time where long running franchises seem to have a set vision and a badic plan on where they’re going and how
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