Blu-Ray Review: Blue Underground’s The New York Ripper (3-Disc Limited Edition)
Lucio Fulci goes Full-Fulci and Adam loves every grimy, sleazy moment of The New York Ripper. Blue Underground has goneContinue Reading
Tag: 1980’s
Film Review: The Quiet One
“If you do the right thing, you don’t get noticed. That’s the way I play.” The words of Rolling StoneContinue Reading
The Revamp #6: The Natural
It’s spring time… That means its the beginning of Baseball Season. Just in time for the MLB ramp up, TheContinue Reading
The Revamp #5: Roadhouse
Olivia has one rule; Be Nice. She applies that rule the a certain seminal ’80s Cult Action Classic. That’s right,Continue Reading
Crime Waves: Heat v. Goodfellas – A Conversation (Part 1)
Scott and Adam match wits as they face off on the topic of which much-lauded 90’s crime film is better: Continue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Deadbeat at Dawn (Collector’s Edition)
Adam is in love with the Gutter Punk Action Epic Deadbeat at Dawn. New on Blu-Ray from Arrow Video armedContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Blue Underground’s Maniac (Three Disc Collector’s Edition)
Adam is again truly stunned by the amazing work that Blue Underground has done with restoring William Lusting’s classic Maniac. AlongContinue Reading
Too Late to Die Young (Tarde Para Morir Joven): AFI Film Festival 2018 Review
The Chilean film Too Late to Die Young (Tarde Para Morir Joven) written and directed by Dominga Sotomayor Castillo hitsContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Shout Factory’s Valley Girl (Shout Select)
Adam thinks Valley Girl is totally tubular in this new edition from Shout Factory’s Shout Select that comes with anContinue Reading
DVD Review: Shout Factory’s Saved by the Bell: The Complete Collection
Adam is SO EXCITED, SO… SCARED of the massive Saved by the Bell Box Set recently released by Shout Factory. Join himContinue Reading