Tag: MVD Visual

A slick slasher from Argentina, What the Waters Left Behind pays homage to the genre's seminal films without feeling unnecessary or derivative.

Ever After is more reflective zombie movie from Germany with strong acting and an ecological twist on familiar zombie tropes.

Compelling Montage of Great Depression Clips Director Philippe Mora crafts an unusual but interesting project put together from an array of unrelated newsreels and film clips, all taken from …

Chrissie Hynde Still Rocks With The Help of a Few Guests The Pretenders have had classic albums and hit singles in a career that now spans decades. Led by …

Canadian Documentary Takes Care of Business Originally airing in Canada on CBC’s Documentary Channel, Bachman: Special Edition delves into the musical career and family life of Randy Bachman, the …

Michael Winterbottom’s Ode To Manchester & Factory Records If groups like Joy Division and the Happy Mondays are your thing, this cheeky trip back to that music scene is …

Asian Found Footage Borefest Asian horror has produced many underground gems over the past two decades. Sadly, director Koji Shiraishi’s A Record of Sweet Murder isn’t one of them. …

Norwegian Black Metal Music Leads To A Grisly Fate Lords of Chaos is a grimly compelling peek behind the scenes at the beginning of Norwegian black metal music in …

Another Straight-To-Video Thriller from Nic Cage Vengeance: A Love Story sees a single mother brutally beaten and raped in front of her 12-year-old daughter. That terrifying moment is the …

Unearthed Films’ Latest Disturbing Chiller Writer and director Adrian Corona delivers edgy arthouse terror in Dis. Driven by stark visuals and a sinister demonic figure that floats in and …

Sharon Stone Sexes Things Up Once Again Basic Instinct hit America at just the right moment in the 1990s, quickly becoming a part of the cultural zeitgeist. The psycho-sexual …

History’s Greatest Orchestral Conductor While teenagers were listening to that newfangled Rock ‘n’ roll sound in the 1950s, something else entirely was popular with adults. Largely forgotten today, orchestral …