Showing posts with label TUBI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TUBI. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 October 2025

HORROR EXPRESS (full article at The Guardian Australia)


Every day is a good day to reacquaint ourselves with Horror Express, the 1972 Spanish-British co-production that sees scream kings Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing battling an ancient evil on board a choo-choo train. Need I say more?

Prof Saxton (Christopher Lee) unearths a 2 million-year-old iceman while on an expedition to the Manchurian wilderness. It’s a nightmare trying to transport it back to the UK: his reservation on the Trans-Siberian Express gets messed up and he has to suffer the indignity of sharing a cabin with his professional rival Dr Wells (Peter Cushing). And to top it off, the iceman thaws out and starts melting passengers’ eyeballs.

Read the full article at The Guardian Australia:

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2025/oct/29/celebrate-halloween-watching-1972-film-horror-express-christopher-lee-peter-cushing

Monday, 22 June 2020

CRAZY CULT / FORGOTTEN MOVIES TO WATCH ON AMAZON PRIME VIDEO & TUBI AUSTRALIA (full review at Screen Realm)

With global isolation in full swing, everyone’s attention has inevitably turned to how to pass the time at home and what to watch. Naturally, with so much choice at our disposal it can be overwhelming. So I set out to select ten lesser-seen gems from Prime and TUBI, who have been quietly collecting an impressive cache of action, horror and sci-fi movies. These are not necessarily five star classics, but a mix of weirdo curveballs and genuinely great films that don’t deserve to get lost among the deluge of options. Movies that don’t just think outside the box, but tear the box into a million pieces and set fire to box and then rub your face in the box.

You’ll need a subscription to watch Prime, but TUBI is completely free, so long as you’re prepared to endure a couple of advert breaks. Otherwise, their catalogues are pretty similar and remind me of an online video store. At risk of showing my age, it’s fair to say that nothing will ever replicate that formative video shop experience of being scarred for life by the cover of C.H.U.D., or just plain terrified of the Re-Animator poster hanging above the counter. But the online version does have the advantage of letting you watch films with impunity – no power hungry video store clerk is going to stop me renting Die Hard 2, for example.

Unfortunately, a list of ten proved to be much too hard to narrow down, so it evolved into twelve movies (seventeen if you count the trilogies individually) currently streaming on Prime and TUBI in Australia, that deserve to be on a few more watch lists.  So let’s get stuck in.


Read the full article at Screen Realm:
https://screenrealm.com/amazon-prime-video-tubi-australia-cult-movies-to-watch/