Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Eyes of Laura Mars (KL Studio Classics)
Giallo-inspired thriller from the mind of John Carpenter and directed by Irvin Kershner. The Eyes of Laura Mars gets a Blu-Ray specialContinue Reading
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4K UHD Review: Blue Underground’s God Told Me To (Collector’s Edition)
If there’s one thing that God Told Me To proves that Blue Underground really should be handling all 4K UHD releases. Their imageContinue Reading
Film Review: Firebird (2022)
Based on the memoirs of the lead character, Firebird is a story of love and longing in, of all places, a SovietContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Code Red’s Dirty O’Neil
AIP’s Dirty O’Neil makes its debut on Blu-Ray with a new 2K Master thanks to Code Red. The Film Note: This filmContinue Reading
18½ – MANIFF 2022
A fun, veering towards darkly comical take on what may have happened to the missing 18 ½ minutes of PresidentContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Cohen Media Group’s Hester Street
Carol Kane shines in Hester Street. The little seen Joan Micklin Silver directorial debut makes its own debut on Blu-Ray with aContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Long Goodbye (KL Studio Classics)
No one did Marlowe better than Elliot Gould and Robert Altman. The Long Goodbye makes its return to Blu-Ray with aContinue Reading
The (Valley) Kids Are Alright: The Beauty and Grandeur of Licorice Pizza
October 1997. AMC 15 Century City. The 8:00 pm and 9:00 pm showings of a new film by a newlyContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: 88 Film’s Disciples of Shaolin (Limited Edition)
88 Films continues to kick ass with their Shaw Bros. releases with Disciples of Shaolin. Again armed with another revelatory transfer. Continue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Universal’s Respect
Jennifer Hudson is amazing as Aretha Franklin in Respect. New to Blu-Ray from Universal. The Film Jennifer Hudson leads a great castContinue Reading