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Win a deluxe edition of George A Romero’s action classic Knightriders!
George A Romero’s lost action classic KNIGHTRIDERS has been specially restored by Arrow Video’s acclaimed team of experts. The deluxe edition of Knightriders include both DVD & Blu-ray copies of the film along with a host of special features and … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-ray Releases, Competitions, DVD Reviews
Tagged George A Romero, Knightriders
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Pete’s Peek | Does John Russo’s satanic 1980s chiller Midnight still chime with the cult crowd?
Not unlike the occult thriller Race with the Devil made seven year earlier, 1982’s Midnight is a mixture of road and horror movie, but minus the spectacular car chases. After her step-dad tries to rape her, Nancy (Melanie Verliin) starts … Continue reading
Posted in DVD Releases, Pete's Peek
Tagged George A Romero, John Russo, midnight, Night of the Living Dead
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We Are What We Are – Feeding frenzy: a cannibal family struggles to survive in modern Mexico
While the makers of the Saw franchise and their fellow torture-porn practitioners busy themselves cooking up ever more grisly splatterfests, filmmakers outside Hollywood have been proving that you can do much more with the horror genre than simply overwhelm the … Continue reading
Pete’s Peek | George Romero’s modern vampire classic Martin is reborn
George A Romero is legendary because of his Living Dead films, but this is his best ever. Too disturbing, bleak and personal to have been a hit at the time of its release in 1976, it is now considered a … Continue reading
Posted in DVD Releases, Pete's Peek
Tagged Classic, cult, George A Romero, Martin, Nosferatu, Vampire
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Great 70s movies that have stood the test of time
I had a reunion with a much-loved pair of flared jeans the other day while having a wardrobe spring clean. They’re not from the 70s – I was a kid then so I’d never fit into those. No, these were … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Potato, Films on TV
Tagged 1970s movies, Annie Hall, Britt Ekland, carrie, clash of the titans, Dawn of the Dead, Diane Keaton, disco, Don't Look Now, Donald Sutherland, Edward Woodward, flares, George A Romero, Halloween, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jaws, Jodie Foster, Julie Christie, Nicolas Cage, platforms, ray harryhausen, Robert De Niro, Shelley Winters, Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger, Sissy Spacek, Taxi Driver, the golden voyage of sinbad, The Omen, The Poseidon Adventure, The Stepford Wives, The Wicker Man, Woody Allen
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Pete’s Peek | Catch George A Romero’s gory masterpiece Day of the Dead on Blu-ray
When George Romero began making Day of the Dead in the mid-1980s, flesh-eating ghouls were a dime a dozen and the novelty was starting to wear with filmgoers and a burgeoning new market – home video. While Euro-horrors Zombie Flesh … Continue reading
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Tagged 25th Anniversary, Arrow Video, Day of the Dead, George A Romero
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The Best Apocalyptic Movies – Couch Potato investigates
I’ve been giving some thought to apocalyptic movies this week. I guess that suggest what sort of mood I’ve been in – probably something to do with a nasty bout of food poisoning at the weekend. Anyway, I’ve been attempting … Continue reading
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Tagged 28 Days Later, a boy and his dog, apocalyptic movies, ava gardner, Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, bruno lawrence, Charlton Heston, Children of Men, Clive Owen, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Fred Astaire, George A Romero, Gregory Peck, I Am Legend, Julianne Moore, Living Dead, Mad Max, mad max beyond the thunderdome, Mel Gibson, Night of the Living Dead, on the beach, the omega man, the quiet earth, The Road, Tina Turner, twelve monkeys, Viggo Mortensen, Will Smith
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Couch Potato Pickings: Shaun of the Dead
As a big fan of Spaced and a big fan of horror it’s hardly surprising that I love this zom rom com written by and starring Simon Pegg. Click here for the film’s fan site. As the title suggests, it’s … Continue reading












