ALOHA Lacks Chemistry and Charm
Romantic comedies often live and die by the chemistry between the main characters. Sadly, there isn’t a whole lot of …Read the Rest
Author Archives: Glenn Kay
DVD/Blu-Ray Roundup for May 26
As always, here’s a look at some of the highlights coming your way on Blu-ray and DVD. Most of the …Read the Rest
POLTERGEIST Elicits A Few Family-Friendly Scares
Truthfully, your reaction to the latest Poltergeist reboot will largely depend on how much reverence you have for the original. …Read the Rest
TOMORROWLAND Doesn’t Quite Launch Into Orbit
Frankly, I doubt that Disney’s Tomorrowland has ever struck anyone as the perfect jumping off point for a movie. A …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-Ray Review: ERIK THE VIKING (1989)
As mentioned in the previous article, Yellowbeard (1983) and Erik the Viking (1989) are ugly stepchildren of sorts to Monty …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: YELLOWBEARD (1983)
Growing up in the 80s, Yellowbeard was something of a cable staple – for a time it seemed like it …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for May 19
Welcome to another edition featuring highlights of what is new of DVD and Blu-ray. There should be something below to …Read the Rest
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD Is a Nitro-Charged Thrill Ride (A Second Review)
Well, it’s hard to imagine another action film of this or any year in recent memory topping the adrenaline-pumping, motor-charged, …Read the Rest
PITCH PERFECT 2 Just Manages to Carry Its Tune
Personally, I can’t say that musical comedies would qualify as a favorite genre. Yet, the original Pitch Perfect was a …Read the Rest
THE COBBLESTONE CORRIDOR Is A Fun Short Paying Homage to Film-Noir
With hundreds of movies coming out of the big studios every year, it can be easy to forget that there …Read the Rest