Author: VHS Tracking

  • Issue 19: Feelings

    Issue 19: Feelings

    Feelings, nothing more than feelings… VHS Tracking dedicates its new issue to all of the “Feelings.” An A5 fold-out double-paged zine of movie recommendations with risograph printing from Neighbourhood Press.Cover is wonderful artwork by Astro Morphs based on the film, Kes. Contributing writers include: Adam Trainer, Drew Krapljanov, Marysia Crisafio, Dwayne Tillman, Luke Keatinge, and… Read.

  • Fear Is The Key (1972)

    Fear Is The Key (1972)

    Barry Newman is best known for playing the enigmatic driver in the car chase movie Vanishing Point, and I also know him playing Peter Fonda’s security man several decades later in Steven Soderbergh’s The Limey. To see him play a tough guy role like in Fear Is The Key (1972), he is wiry and compact,… Read.

  • Trash Classics: Program 4

    Trash Classics: Program 4

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    Screened: March to July, 2023Luna Leederville March 31st: MAC AND ME (1988) April 28th: HACKERS (1995) May 26th: THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2 (1986) June 30th: JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (2001) July 28th: TREMORS (1990) Screening at Luna Leederville on the last Friday of every month, Trash Classics are movie nights that pay special tribute… Read.

  • Don’t Let The Riverbeast Get You! (2012)

    Don’t Let The Riverbeast Get You! (2012)

    In certain circles of film fans, the movies from Motern Media have a growing, niche audience. Low budget movies produced in the New England area by Matt Farley and Charles Roxburgh and their collaborators. Roxburgh usually directs, Farley stars and scores, and they co-write these opuses, mainly released through their website. Settling down to watch… Read.

  • Lone Wolf And Cub: Baby Cart In Peril (1972)

    Lone Wolf And Cub: Baby Cart In Peril (1972)

    With the Criterion Collection boxset of Lone Wolf And Cub beckoning me back on the demon path to hell, it was time to continue with the fourth entry, Baby Cart In Peril (1972). Being in the back half of the series, there were definitely sequences where I was like, this feels familiar, have they done… Read.