Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Underneath (KL Studio Classics)
The Underneath a twisty neo-noir from Steven Soderbergh. Kino Lorber has the film on Blu-Ray with extras. The Movie Steven Soderbergh almostContinue Reading
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Blu-Ray Review: Fear of Rain (2021)
Madison Iseman is center stage in this unique thriller written and directed by Castille Landon. The Film A true psychologicalContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Kid Stays in the Picture (KL Studio Classics)
The Kid Stays in the Picture the documentary about the larger-than-life Producer (and often lampooned by comedians) Robert Evans makes itsContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Jetsons: The Movie (KL Studio Classics)
Jetsons: The Movie comes to Blu-Ray thanks to Kino Lorber with new special features. The Film The Jetsons were literally The Flintstones in space. ThatContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Scream Factory’s Sputnik (IFC Midnight)
Buckle up for a truly fun Monster Movie. Set in Russia. In 1983. Trust me, you’ll want to see Scream Factory’s Blu-Ray releaseContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Hills Run Red (KL Studio Classics)
Henry Silva goes hard as the villain in The Hills Run Red. Kino Lorber has released another fine but forgotten Spaghetti Western. Continue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Wings of the Hawk – 3D (KL Studio Classics)
The long-forgotten Budd Boetticher 3D Western Wings of the Hawk comes with fully restored 3D thanks to Kino Lorber. TheContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Man of the East (KL Studio Classics)
Man of the East, a Terrence Hill Spaghetti Western Comedy makes its US Blu-Ray Debut from Kino Lorber. The FilmContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Wander Darkly
Tara Miele’s Wander Darkly makes its Blu-Ray Debut. Featuring strong performances by both Sienna Miller and Diego Luna this is one not toContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Nationtime (Kino Classics)
Director William Greaves’ Nationtime is an important historical document. Vital, alive, powerful, and as important currently as it was back in 1972. Kino LorberContinue Reading