The Movies:

A double dose of European sleaze, the kind that could only be made in the seventies, comes to DVD courtesy of Apprehensive Films who have now bundled together two of their previously available releases and packed'em together just for kicks. Here's a look...

Black Cobra Woman

Directed by the late, great Joe D'Amato in 1976 and originally released as Eva Nera, the movie begins when a beautiful, exotic woman named Eva (Laura Gemser) arrives at the airport in Hong Kong. Here she's approached by Jules Carmichael (Gabriele Tinti) and they talk. We learn she's come to Hong Kong to perform at a nightclub where she's scheduled to do some sort of weird ancient snake dance. Jules, on the other hand, is in town to do some business and hang out with his older brother, a rich snake enthusiast named Judas (Jack Palance).

Later that night we cut to the club a...Read the entire review