Film Review: Riders of Justice (2021)
Danish director Anders Thomas Jensen has got the gang back together for another improbable yet entertaining story, this time ofContinue Reading
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Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s F.T.A. (Kino Classics)
F.T.A. the long out of circulation documentary about the Anti-War traveling Comedy Tour that featured Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland hasContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Hot Spot (KL Studio Classics)
Buildings aren’t the only thing burning in the sweltering heat of Dennis Hopper’s Neo-Noir The Hot Spot. Kino Lorber gives us anContinue Reading
Film Review: About Endlessness (2020)
The latest offering from Swedish cineaste Roy Andersson possesses a little more warmth than some of his previous work, butContinue Reading
Film Review: Berlin Alexanderplatz (2020)
40 years after a famed dramatisation of the epochal German novel of the Weimar Republic, a feature-length film – looselyContinue Reading
Film Review: Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse (2021)
Michael B. Jordan gets his own big-budget action franchise as John Kelly aka John Clark in the adaptation to TomContinue Reading
Film Review: The County (2021)
Recently widowed Inga decides to tackle corruption in her local co-operative and ends up dividing the local community. The County is exactlyContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s M.C. Escher Journey to Infinity (Zeitgeist Films)
M.C. Escher: Journey to Infinity is a beautiful documentary that attempts to unravel the marvelous artistry (and math) behind the artist’sContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Death Has Blue Eyes (Collector’s Edition)
Nicos Mastorakis the mad genius of Nightmare at Noon started off with the smash hit Death Has Blue Eyes. Arrow Video has released theContinue Reading
UHD Review: Arrow Video’s Donnie Darko (Collector’s Edition)
A new coat of UHD Paint makes this already brimming set that Arrow Video released in 2017 all that moreContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Sweet Liberty (KL Studio Classics)
A Comedic Staple of the early days of Cable TV, Sweet Liberty the Alan Alda directed and starring film comes to Blu-RayContinue Reading
