Storm Warning on Blu-ray is both full of, and lacking, message
Warner Archive restores an interesting historical artifact… continue reading
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Lucy & Desi drive The Long, Long Trailer onto Blu-ray
The movie looks great but the comedy is as strained as Tacy & Nicky’s marriage… continue reading
Rye Lane is a wry rom-com that’s all about immersion into the culture
‘Rye Lane’ delivers a vibe wrapped in a romance between two black British friends… continue reading
Training Day hasn’t changed – but the 4k looks and sounds better than ever
‘Training Day’ is worth a revisit these two decades later… continue reading
Take a stab at Happy Birthday To Me (1981) on Blu-ray
The Kino Lorber release of the cult classic horror film looks better than ever… continue reading
Lifetime’s The Paramedic Who Stalked Me is creepy in a bad way
The Lifetime network’s latest thriller would be fun to watch with a group… continue reading
Adventures of Don Juan hits Blu-ray better than ever
Hollywood history at its finest… continue reading
1958’s Attack of the 50 Foot Woman stomps onto Blu-ray
The 1958 camp classic looks better than it ever did… continue reading
The Frisco Kid rides again
The long-awaited Blu-ray is finally here… continue reading
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery might surpass the original
‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ shows that we should hope for many more ‘Knives Out’ stories in the years to come… continue reading
V/H/S/99 keeps the fun rolling
The latest entry in the ‘V/H/S’ franchise meets the expectations that fans have for the series… continue reading
Movers Ultimate is an amusing indie movie that’s easy to relate to
‘Movers Ultimate’ is one of those ‘slice of life’ smaller movies that won’t stress you out… continue reading
Baby Assassins shows how fun two high school girls might have as assassins
‘Baby Assassins’ is a light, fun sort of R-rated bloodbath with winning leads… continue reading
Prey is easily the most badass & powerful Predator movie since the original
‘Prey’ is the only Predator sequel that is any good, but it’s so good it may even surpass the original classic… continue reading
Giant (1956) Review :: Giant has diminished with age, even in 4K
James Dean’s final film is an epic that has not held up well… continue reading