Love them or loathe them, it’s impossible to deny the impact Death Row Records has had on modern popular-culture. Not just in music either, as many of the artists made famous by the controversial reco...
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 ...
Rudy Ray Moore is the Disco Godfather aka Tucker Williams, a retired cop and semi-famous DJ. There’s only one thing that could bring Williams back to the force – his family being in danger – and lucki...
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...
Three years of investigation have resulted in Whitney – the untold story. Kevin Macdonald, the man who brought us Searching for Sugarman and Last King of Scotland both of which took a different,...
