History From The Back Pages

A group of Australian soldiers ship sinks at sea during WWII after a battle with the Japanese. The surviving soldiers then have to deal with hungry sharks!

Three friends travel to Australia to participate on a low budget Shark Cage Diving Reality TV Show.

Collin reivews the Australian horror film River of Blood set in Thailand about a pair of couples who get lost on a kayaking trip. While trying to find a way back home they are hunted by a deadly tribe of cannibals hungry for their flesh.

Collin critiques the legendary martial arts epic Ip Man, starring Donnie Yen in the first installment of the Ip Man franchise.

The latest episode of History From The Backpages features Collin reviewing the legendary martial arts film Fist of Legend starring Jet Li. This film kicks off a series of five upcoming martial arts film reviews that will be discussed on the podcast.

On this week’s episode of History From The Back Pages Collin reviews the Shark film Malibu: Shark Attack. The film is also known as Mega Shark of Malibu. Four Lifeguards get trapped in their Lifeguard tower after a tsunami hits Malibu releasing hundreds of Goblin Sharks. It's up to Lifegaurd Doug his love interest Jenny and famous architect Colin to save the day!

On the latest episode of History From The Back Pages, Collin examines the sci-fi psychological thriller Coherence. James Ward Byrkit's outstanding direction, performance, and narrative are notable aspects of the film. As eight friends gather for dinner, the passage of Miller's Comet over Earth unleashes a chain of unusual and intricate occurrences.

In this week's episode of History From The Back Pages, Collin critiques the horror movie The Maze, marred by a subpar psychopathic hooded killer.

Collin assesses the 2007 Australian monster film Rogue, wherein an American travel journalist's river cruise trip to Kakadu National Park is interrupted by a colossal rogue saltwater crocodile measuring seven meters in length that assaults the tourist vessel commanded by wildlife expert Kate Ryan.

Collin reviews Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives, a horror film presented as a documentary, on this week's episode of History From The Back Pages. The film follows five college students traveling to Russia's Ural Mountains to uncover the truth behind nine Russian scientists who vanished years ago for a college final project.

Spoiler Alert: (The monster is not a Yeti)