By Anthony Reyes. In 2008, while still in my wrestling watching phase, I asked my brother to buy me a movie that I had heard of called The Wrestler. In my head, I thought I was going to see another Re...
By Orla Smith. In the interest of full discretion, mine was a childhood and adolescence filled with ABBA. Over the years, ABBA’s music has delighted me, made me sob, and made me dance. A shared love o...
By Brogan Ord Staunton. In honour of all things Hollywood, Blaxploitation horror was clearly profitable, leading to the creation of “Blackenstein”. This 1975 take on the original Mary Shelley classic ...
By Brogan Ord-Staunton. Before watching the 1976 “blaxpotiation” classic “The Muthers”, 70s expolitation cinema was not a genre I’d delved into much. Being my first experience, I dipped my toe into th...
By Afonso Almeida. Technicolour clothing and karate. That’s essentially what’s on offering with D’Urville Martin’s 1975 Dolemite. Starring Rudy Ray Moore as the titular Dolemite, the movie tells the s...