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Radoslaw Buczkowski

THE BLOB. Tasty piece of science fiction thriller
In the 80s, four directors, probably flipping through cable channels somewhere in the middle of the night (that famous Hollywood-Colombian...

METAMORPHOSIS: THE ALIEN FACTOR. Juicy, niche science fiction
The plan for the next VHS session was very simple: I won’t praise American cinema this week, time for a bit of criticism.

STEEL DAWN. Proper 80's post-apocalyptic science fiction
The joyous ’80s, an arms race, and a frantic fear of nuclear annihilation – a goldmine for imaginative minds in low-budget, post-apocalyptic...

DARK ANGEL / I COME IN PEACE. Solid B-movie science fiction thriller
The matter is simple: after Dolph Lundgren had played a Russian a few times, defeated Skeletor, and lived in the sewers while taking down local...

BLIND FURY. Gem of a movie
If there were a plebiscite for the most popular actor of the VHS era, I’m sure Rutger Hauer would rank very high, very high indeed.
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