P.J. Soles Archives - DVD Review & High Definition

Halloween: 35th Anniversary Edition

September 20, 2013 // 0 Comments

35 years after its initial debut, "Halloween" is still one of the most impressive horror films that never seems to lose its appeal, and is widely considered John Carpenter's best film to date – although I have to admit that I [...]

Halloween

September 14, 2007 // 0 Comments

Even after almost 30 years, "Halloween" is still one of the most impressive horror films that never seems to lose its appeal, and is widely considered John Carpenters best film to date – although I have to admit that I personally prefer [...]

Halloween

September 5, 2007 // 0 Comments

The slasher film genre has been a mainstay of horror films since the mid 1970s. With so many killers chopping, grinding, and sawing their way through the rubble, one villain has stood a little taller and a little longer than anyone else. Michael Myers, of [...]

The Tooth Fairy

August 8, 2006 // 0 Comments

There is something irresistible about taking our most cherished childhood fantasies and turning them into corrupt, adult nightmares. Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, Pee-Wee Herman—they're all ripe for horrific makeovers. Veteran TV director Chuck [...]

Uncle Sam

June 18, 2004 // 0 Comments

Blue Underground has prepared a brand new release of William Lustig’s walking-dead shocker ’Uncle Sam.’ The film tells the revenge prowl of a marine who got killed in friendly fire during the first Gulf War. He rises from the Dead just before [...]

Rock ’n’ Roll High School

September 19, 2001 // 0 Comments

On April 15, 2001 Joey Ramone (Jeff Hyman), front man for the seminal New York punk rock band The Ramones, passed away. In the wake of this unexpected tragedy, fans began pulling out old albums and CDs to fondly revisit the energetic music that made the [...]

Carrie

August 29, 2001 // 0 Comments

Many words have been used to describe Brian De Palma over the years. Words such as talented, overrated, offensive, gifted, underrated, and so on, have told the tale of a career, which has seen its ups and downs. And while his contemporaries, George Lucas, [...]

Halloween

September 19, 1999 // 0 Comments

After 21 years "Halloween" is still one of the most impressive horror films that never seems to lose its appeal, and is widely considered John Carpenters best film to date – although I personally prefer some of his later films over [...]