Showing posts with label erotic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label erotic. Show all posts

Saturday, June 7, 2025

In honor of Rick Melton.

If you've perused some German Mediabooks (sorry I'm a wee bit obsessed with them), you've no doubt seen the spectacular art of Rick Melton. His paintings are so badass and of course, NSFW. I just love his style and every time I see a Mediabook with his art, I just want to buy it even when I know the movie is bad (he makes Rawhead Rex look awesome!). If I could afford him, I would love to have him create something for one of my films but I think his work is the absolute best now. I can't put the best examples below because of the nudity but I recommend searching on eBay and his own site. His style is perfect and I'm a huge fan. His work reminds me of the great Italian artists like Emanuele Taglietti or Alessandro Biffignandi. They did brilliant work for fumetti, which I also love to collect. I'm glad these guys are getting more recognized now because artists like Rick Melton should really be celebrated.

Saturday, April 20, 2024

Siew Lup (2016) deserves a US release.

I can't believe this film doesn't have a Blu-ray I can buy. I know there is a German release but it doesn't have English subtitles (I'll still buy it but dang it come on). Please some company out there give this a proper release. I love this film and what this filmmaker is doing. It seems like there isn't any horror from Singapore really and even in the world, there isn't much erotic horror especially these days (yes, I love Jess Franco and Jean Rollin but we get almost nothing now). Siew Lup is very well done and I hope it gets some more attention. The poster, just by itself, is completely awesome and captivating. I really want to own a physical copy of this particularly with some bonus features. It reminds me of The Untold Story but a lot more sexy and grounded. Let's not wait until 40 years from now to show this some love like we have with Franco and Rollin. People are always way too harsh on new releases while treasuring past ones that critics trashed back in the day.