Blu-ray Review :: She Done Him Wrong (1933) is done right
Mae West shimmies and ‘She Done Him Wrong’ shimmers on Blu-ray… continue reading
Home Viewing
I’m No Angel earns its wings on Blu-ray
Kino Lorber’s new Blu-ray of the 1933 classic is heavenly… continue reading
There is absolutely nothing amusing about The Amusement Park
A restored George A. Romero film is only for the completists… continue reading
Judas and the Black Messiah Review
The Oscar winning drama comes home and teaches us a few lessons… continue reading
Here Are the Young Men tells a story of trauma and male toxicity
‘Here Are the Young Men’ is a jumbled tale of two young boys trying to be men… continue reading
Warner Archive :: The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) Blu-ray Review
A new restoration sparks new life into the Hammer Horror classic… continue reading
Godzilla goes another round in 4K
The giant beastie gets upscaled… continue reading
Godzilla vs. Kong …and a convoluted plot
Not even a weak story can bring down the two titans… continue reading
Justice League gets a Zack Snyder redux
With Zack Snyder back in the saddle, is all now right with the DC Universe?… continue reading
The World to Come offers a bittersweet, heartbreaking tale of connection
‘The World to Come’ is a story of two 19th century women trying to have a connection that cannot be allowed… continue reading
Minari is a heartfelt movie about trying to achieve the American dream
‘Minari’ tells the story of a Korean family trying to make it 1980’s America with a dream all their own… continue reading
The Mimic is an odd movie that plays with its own story
‘The Mimic’ has a self-assured style and an overabundance of lightning quick dialogue… continue reading
Tintorera (1977) Review :: Tintorera horrifies but for the wrong reasons
Kino Lorber’s new Blu-ray looks great but the film is problematic… continue reading
Sweet Parents ponders whether to give it all up for your dreams
‘Sweet Parents’ has an interesting take on a very modern problem of adversity in the big city… continue reading
Synchronic tells an evocative, trippy time travel story that gets better as it goes
‘Synchronic’ has a fairly different take on the time travel story, combining horror with a detective story… continue reading