Apocalypse Later Film Reviews

Two years ago, a mortician sews shut the eyes of a young dead college girl, because they won't close otherwise. Once he pushes her back ...

David Manners is a businessman again, though a real salesman this time called Jimmy Decker not just a secretary. He's engaged again too,...

Here's Kay Francis again, this time with backup from actors of the calibre of David Manners, Una Merkel and Andy Devine. You can tell it...

Up until now the only Herbert Brenon picture I've seen was the Lon Chaney silent, Laugh, Clown, Laugh , but I've just been reading a...

The Washington plane crash lands on arrival but nobody was on board. Stanley Harris Palmer, noted industrialist was on that plane at some po...

I'm not usually a big fan of soap opera type women's pictures, but I found 1938's Four Daughters thoroughly enjoyable. Maybe it...

There can't be a lot of movies out there that focus on the sport of polo, which is surprising because the largest playing field in all o...

Somehow I've never seen all of this film. I saw parts of it in student flats here and there back in the eighties and earlier nineties bu...

I saw Tetsuo and Tetsuo II: Body Hammer a long time ago, truly bizarre Japanese films that helped spark my interest in modern Asian cinema...

Having grown up addicted to the books of prolific 70s/80s pulp horror novelist Guy N Smith, author of the legendary crabs series, and the fi...