Pearce’s Film Reviews

224 Films have been rated or reviewed by Pearce.

Eko Eko Azarak (Wizard of Darkness, Birth of the Wizard, Misa the Dark Angel) (1995): Proof that a woman can direct a movie that's just as exploitative of female nudity as a man. Also, it's quite good.
Suspiria (1977): Look if you don't turn it up LOUD you haven't really seen it.
Re-Animator (1985): Night of the Giving Head.
Grudge, The (Ju-On) (2003): On a recent rewatch this held up remarkably well, though I think you could probably throw each individual sequence from the first four movies in this series (two directi–to–video, two cinema) and reassemble them in any order.; DVD $19.95
Pontypool (2008): Kiss is kill
Fascination (1979): Why yes, I would let Brigitte Lahaie scythe me, why do you ask?rn
Crazies, The (1975): The humour in this was so dark I thought I'd gone blind. I particularly like when Richard France develops a cure and gets too excited about it.
Blue Sunshine (1975): Man I wish the acid was still that good by the time I got hold of some
Brood, The (1979): Cronenberg's scariest by far, and his first time working with really good actors (Samantha Eggar and Oliver Reed, shame about the main guy)
Lisa and the Devil (1972): I'm sure David Lynch never saw this movie but if he did, he'd blush.