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From the mid-1970s, Futureworld was the sequel to one of the key sci-fi/ action films of the decade, Westworld. It’s set two years after the first film, where the park has reopened, and thinking-on-his-feet newspaper journalist ( Peter Fonda) and popular TV anchorwoman (Blythe Danner) are seemingly given no bars held access to the back & front of the park. The film is largely a conspiratorial / investigation thriller, with touches of sci-fi, light comedy, and action, but it has an intriguing/ eventful unfold.
29 Oct 2026
Severin
2026 is the twentieth anniversary of Severin- one of the best-known and respected labels in cult/ b-movie circles. At M[m], we’ve been reviewing the label's output for around ten years now- racking up around one hundred and fifty of their releases covered on the site. So, we’ve decided to look back and select our top twenty releases to date!... These include releases from the sub-labels InterVision & Severin Kids, with indepth reviews for each!
8 Oct 2026
Ice Cream Man is the 10th feature film from Boston-born writer-director Eli Roth, who is one of the more notable/ known horror directors of the 2000s’. The US small-town-set film blends horror, comedy, and kids trying to save the day adventure- with side roads in splatter gore, wonky childhood unease, and eerier monochrome cartoon disquiet. Here from StudioCanal is a Blu-ray release of the film, featuring a directors/ writers comentory track and a few other extras
The Mothman Prophecies is one key, wholly compelling, at points downright chilling supernatural thrillers of the 2000s. It tells of a grief-stricken reporter (Richard Gere) getting tangled up in the mysteries of a small Virginia town- where people are reporting premonitions, having encounters with red eyed/ eight foot cyprids, and getting phone calls from nonhuman entities. The film is a steady ‘n’ slow-burning affair heavy with a constant prevailing air of mystery and dread, with nerve-jangling moments of fearful reveal & out ‘n’ out terror. Here from 88 Films- as either a UHD or Blu-ray- is a much-needed new release of this creepy & unsettling classic. It features a new and classy 4k scan, two new commentary tracks, a new feature-length documentary, and a good selection of new/ archive extras.
Game Over — Crimes Against Reality
26 Oct 2026American Driller Killer — American Driller Killer (DVD)
23 Oct 2026Stephen Thrower — Soundtracks 1970-2014
22 Oct 2026Beyond The Beat — Where It Starts, Where It Ends
22 Oct 2026Adam Lion, Evan Lipson & Jake Smith — That Which is Placed Upon the Altar
22 Oct 2026Remembrance — Remembrance(VOD)
22 Oct 2026Cruel Tales Of The Bohachi — Cruel Tales Of The Bohachi( UHD & Blu Ray)
21 Oct 2026Magick Mtn. — Magick Mtn. (DVD)
21 Oct 2026
Olion Interview
Active since the early 2020’s, Olion is one of the key projects within the euro wall-noise scene. To date, it’s put out around seventy releases- taking in both physical and digital form- with stand-alone releases, splits, and collaborations. Sound-wise, their output moves between pummelling, thick-yet oddly soothing. To more texturally layered, and forays into ANW. Behind the project is Olek Browiński from Olsztyn in northern Poland, and he kindly agreed to give us an email interview
A Julian Cope Primmer
Erupting into the mainstream on February 19th 1981, The Teardrop Explodes’ debut ‘Top of the Pops’ television performance featuring their brassy, bouncy hit ‘Reward’ is to this day probably the moment from which most people recall Julian Cope. If your image of Julian remains that of an earnest young budding pop star sporting a fleece-collared flying jacket and a shaggy bowlcut of shoulder-length tresses, if you failed to maintain pace with his entry into the cosmos, if you dismissively describe him (as I’ve seen thereabouts) as “a Smash Hits pin-up”, you have one hell of a lot of catching up to do. Musique Machine have tasked me with leading their readers through the psychedelic jungle and beyond, here, and I have to say that Julian probably merits the ‘beginners’ guide to’ / ‘recommended records’ treatment more than just about any other artist in the music sphere, at least in terms of how public perception and the ‘reality’ (if such a word is appropriate in this extreme case) have a near-unbridgeable gulf.
Orchestra Of The Upper Atmosphere Interview
Early this year, the band released their most recent album Theta 7, on Discus Music-which is sadly to be their last. Band leader Martin Archer kindly agreed to give us an email interview, discussing the project's history & why they’ve decided to call it a day.
Vacant Align Interview
Active since October 2025, Wisconsin’s Vacant Align is one of the more atmospheric and texturally inventive wall noise projects to appear in some time. It’s a project that takes its time in releasing work, and you can certainly hear it, as each of their releases so far is a perfectly crafted blend of expressive and engaging textures. Behind the project is John Engman, who very kindly agreed to give us an email interview
