Kino Lorber’s 3 Days of the Condor 4K is another ’70s conspiracy flick
It’s a conspiracy thriller only because it features a conspiracy… continue reading
Crime
Amish Stud: The Eli Weaver Story isn’t as campy as it sounds
Luke Macfarlane goes Old Order as an Amish lothario… continue reading
Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray of Hardcore delivers on its title
Paul Schrader’s undersign odyssey finds the director, and star George C. Scott at the top of their games… continue reading
Storm Warning on Blu-ray is both full of, and lacking, message
Warner Archive restores an interesting historical artifact… continue reading
Fast X is Xtremely Xcessive
Jason Momoa brings a new energy to ‘The Fast and the Furious’… 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
Breaking is a true story showcase for John Boyega
‘Breaking’ tells the story of a real life person in a terrible situation ending badly… continue reading
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a delightful ode to great Nicolas Cage
‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ is the first film where Nicolas Cage finally plays himself… continue reading
The Batman swoops into action
Not an origin story but an origin story of sorts… continue reading
The Green Mile is miraculous in 4K
The classic film gets a stellar upgrade from Blu-ray… continue reading
Death on the Nile Review :: Set sail for Death on the Nile
The all-star murder mystery has enough twists and turns even for fans of the original… continue reading
South of Heaven Review :: South of Heaven isn’t sure what it wants to be
‘South of Heaven’ confusingly throws itself between revenge and romance genres… continue reading
Queenpins Review :: Couponing goes beyond the extreme in Queenpins
An unbelievable but true story of couponing gone wrong… continue reading
Raging Fire is a more subtle attempt at a layered Hong Kong tale
Raging Fire is the last Hong Kong thriller from the late director Benny Chan… continue reading
Disney’s Cruella is bloody brilliant
Dare I say ‘Cruella’ is a cinematic masterpiece?… continue reading