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Further samples from my days as a university student critic, tackling my first encounter with George A. Romero's zombie epic Dawn of the Dead, an overblown melodrama by Bernardo Bertolucci, and an evening with National Lampoon's Chris Miller.

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The 4K restoration of the Hammer Films library continues with the company's latest limited edition release of Leslie Norman's X the Unknown (1956) and a deluxe, dual-format box set from Severin Films, Sangster Directs Hammer, which gathers the three features directed by Hammer's key writer Jimmy Sangster along with hours of commentaries, documentaries and interviews, plus a 312-...

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Continuing my survey of what I watched in July, we find a '70s dystopia (Richard Fleischer's Soylent Green [1973]); a pair of horrors from John Carpenter (The Fog [1980], Vampires [1998]); Albert Pyun's entertaining debut feature, The Sword and the Sorcerer (1982); Sergio Martino's adventure/horror mash-up Island of the Fishmen (1979); and Dominik Graf's The Cat (1988), a tense ...

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Accounting for a single month's disk-viewing will take several posts, beginning here with a hefty set of Jackie Chan's movies from Arrow, a pair of very different westerns - Mario Bava's The Road to Fort Alamo (1964) and Terence Young's Red Sun (1971) - a return visit to Clive Barker's director's cut of Nightbreed (1990), and Sono Sion's blackly comic nightmare of a society desc...

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Another walk down memory lane, recounting my first encounters with movies, some of which went on to become classics, while others sank into well-deserved obscurity.

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