Moving Pictures Vol. 44: For all the Marbles
Logan’s Moving Pictures is back with a journey into smoke-filled pool halls and time spent in our youth. This editionContinue Reading
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Blu-Ray Review: Well Go USA’s The Emperor’s Sword
The Death of an Emperor. Political intrigue. Rebels. Two swords. A Daughter. Wuxia. Wuxia. And more Wuxia. All under 90-minutes. New to Blu-Ray from Well Go USA. Continue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Code Red’s National Lampoon’s Movie Madness
National Lampoon’s Movie Madness is the rarely seen or on video follow-up to Animal House. Code Red / Kino Lorber has releasedContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Universal’s Stillwater
Matt Damon stars in one of the best films of 2021 the drama mystery Stillwater directed by Tom McCarthy. New to Blu-ray fromContinue Reading
4K UHD Review: Arrow Video’s Deep Red (Limited Edition)
Adam takes his talents as a Piano playing amateur Sleuth to solve the mystery of the murdered Psychic in ArrowContinue Reading
Moving Pictures Vol. 1: Intro to Film
From the heart of Logan Polk … Moving Pictures a column about Brothers, Grief, Memory, Family and Film. In SeptemberContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Synapse Films’ Demons & Demons 2 (Special Limited Editon)
Lamberto Bava’s insane fevered nightmare horror films Demons and Demons 2 come back to Blu-Ray (and also 4K UHD) inContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Cohen Media Collection’s Corridor of Mirrors (Special Edition)
Before Director Terrence Young directed the most iconic of the James Bond Franchise, he directed Corridors of Mirrors a beautiful Romantic Mystery. NewContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Scream Factory’s Deadly Friend (Collector’s Edition)
Wes Craven goes hard into the camp of Deadly Friend this Bride of Frankenstein riff. Scream Factory has brought the film to Blu-Ray filled withContinue Reading
4K UHD Review: Lionsgate’s The Protégé
A deep-fried B-Movie Plot with an A-List Acting, Directing and Writing elevates The Protégé. The Film Martin Campbell is responsibleContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: GDE/Kino Lorber’s Summertime
The director of Blindspotting and Raya and the Last Dragon’s newest film Summertime is a collage of Los Angeles life with all theContinue Reading
