Skater Punk Splatter And Indie Experimentation In Twisted Issues
Charles Pinion’s 1980s alt. culture indie movie remains a pioneering work of underground filmmaking.
Cultural Chaos and Forgotten Stories
Charles Pinion’s 1980s alt. culture indie movie remains a pioneering work of underground filmmaking.
Why the demise of the label behind most of the vintage TV releases in Britain is a tragedy – and perhaps a sign of things to come.
The Week In Awfulness Part 2: Network Off-Air Read More
The Reprobate talks to the man behind the latest boutique Blu-ray label specialising in overlooked, lesser-known movies.
An Introduction To Radiance Films Read More
Remembering the king of low-budget, high-concept straight-to-supermarket British horror.
Andrew Jones And The Little Indie Film Factory That Could Read More
Our new regular video series begins with a lengthy chat with the director of the newly re-released One for the Road.
Reprobate Podcast 2.0: Chris Cooke Talks Indie Filmmaking Read More
Sex, crime and double-crosses galore in the classic 1994 neo-noir.
Noirvember: The Last Seduction Read More
The scariest film of the last decade, apparently – but does Host live up to the claims that it is the horror film we all need for the Covid Age?
Host Story: The Hype And The Horror Read More
Monte Hellman’s laid back road movie remains a key film of the 1970s.
Two-Lane Blacktop’s Road To Nowhere Read More