Night Of The Seagulls (La Noche de las Gaviotas) (1975
the fourth and final instalment of Ossorio's epic Blind Dead series
Read More →the fourth and final instalment of Ossorio's epic Blind Dead series
Read More →a look at the slimy underbelly of Calcutta's underworld - disappointing fare
Read More →Beyond stale and bereft of style or wit, this is Hammer on worst form
Read More →Foster and kid are trapped in their own“Panic Room” when Psychos drop in
Read More →Dreadful, supposedly hard-hitting social commentary.....depressingly awful
Read More →Marvellous, lovingly created homage to one of Hollywood's lesser-known talents
Read More →James Gunn's loving homage to his Troma roots laden with spades of humourous horror and gore laid on thick.
Read More →Revolting, stomach-churning piece of classic Trash Exploitation....Fabulous!
Read More →wonderfully atmospheric vintage early 70's euro-horror from Spain
Read More →An evil count arrives in Mexico in order to ressurrect his deadly vampire sibling
Read More →Jason makes history as the first masked psycho to slice and dice in space
Read More →Formulaic, frothy melodrama with equal measures of comedy and intrigue.
Read More →Lollywood interpretation of Hammer’s Dracula is surprisingly effective.
Read More →Lush Swiss and Spanish locales lend gloss to this otherwise drab effort.
Read More →A co-production between The Rizvi’s of Pakistan and the nearly defunct Soviet Union (ironically Russia and Ukraine), the film is a clunky riot of dazzling monsters and special effects.
Read More →A Pak-Italian co-production with actors from Germany and the US involved. A drug mafia is spreading its evil influence from Pakistan via Afghanistan.
Read More →Lollywood’s smash hit response to Border, Pukar, Sarfarosh etc., stars Shaan.
Read More →Debauched immoral western values wreak havoc on traditional eastern ways.
Read More →A vehicle for ‘70s superstar Shabnam, is well past its sell-by date. Stale, formulaic and too late in arriving.
Read More →Sangeeta’s searing social critique is considered a huge Lollywood classic. By some inexplicable accident, this film is regarded as a rare classic of Pakistani cinema and spoken of in glowing superlatives to this day. Society Girl was released in the mid-70s—a period most Pakistani cinema analysts considered as the crest of a “golden era” when new and sometimes even bold subjects were being tackled on screen, if only for purely exploitative purposes.
Read More →Typical ‘70s intrigue-filled melodrama with a dash of comedy thrown in the mix.
Read More →An infant heiress is left in the jungle to be brought up by animals and jungle folk, but the scent of money soon has evil humans causing problems.
Read More →Mumtaz as the innocent babe, led astray by her lust for fame and fortune.
Read More →Lollywood attempts to tackle Sci-fi for the first time with exciting results!
Read More →A serial Killer is slicing up the “dirty” girls of Lahore on Saturday Nights!
Read More →Frankenstein meets Dirty Harry in Lollywood’s BEST FILM of 1994 winner.
Read More →Two Dumb & Dumber village simpletons head to the city in an attempt to provide for their poverty-stricken families and get snared in a nasty web of intrigue.
Read More →Immigrants realise that there’s no place like home in this warped fantasy rumoured to be Donald Trump’s favourite movie.
Read More →Intriguing plot includes elements of family drama, crime thriller and courtroom saga.
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