Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: 12 MONKEYS (1995)
This Collector’s Edition Blu-ray release from Arrow Video will be available for purchase (www.arrowvideo.com – www.facebook.com/ArrowVideo/) on October 30th. I’m …Read the Rest
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Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1956)
This Blu-ray release from Olive Films (www.olivefilms.com – www.facebook.com/olivefilms) will be available for purchase on September 16th. It’s truly remarkable …Read the Rest
Viewers Should Vow to Stay Away from THE NUN
While it has only been five years since the release of the supernatural horror hit, The Conjuring, the film’s heroic …Read the Rest
SEARCHING Improves on a Few Computer-Screen Movie Conventions
Despite the inherent pitfalls and warnings about spending too much tune on computers, phones and laptops, it seems we just …Read the Rest
Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: BOUND (1996)
This Blu-ray release from Olive Films (www.olivefilms.com – www.facebook.com/olivefilms) will be available for purchase on August 28th. Twenty-plus years ago, …Read the Rest
THE EQUALIZER 2 Offers a Modest Improvement on the Original
To be frank, I wasn’t a fan of the 2014 update of The Equalizer, at least not in the way …Read the Rest
SICARIO: DAY OF THE SOLDADO Ends with Some Punch, But Can’t Match the Original
Sicario is a tough act to follow. The 2015 production was one of my favorite films of that year, detailing …Read the Rest
Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: THE CITY OF THE DEAD (1960)
This Blu-ray is currently available from MVD Visual and VCI Entertainment (https://mvdb2b.com/s/CityOfTheDeadRemasteredLtdEdition/VCI9036) (https://www.vcientertainment.com/Blu-ray). When I was a little kid, I …Read the Rest
A QUIET PLACE Delivers Strong Performances and a Few Gasps
An excellent cast can sometimes be the difference between a project that doesn’t suspend disbelief or come together well and …Read the Rest
UNSANE Features a Great Performance Lost in Low-Quality Footage
Director Steven Soderbergh has a long and fascinating catalog of titles that veer between traditional storytelling to far more experimental …Read the Rest