Film Review: Memory (2022)
Liam Neeson is back, this time he’s an assassin fading into dementia in Memory. Memory could have been a standard-issue Liam NeesonContinue Reading
Tag: Adaptation
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Pink Jungle (KL Studio Classics)
James Garner is a fashion photographer mistaken for a CIA Agent in South America and that’s just the beginning ofContinue Reading
Film Review: Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street (2021)
The new documentary traces the origins and the people who created one of the most influential shows on television, SesameContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Cohen Media Group’s White As Snow
Is there anyone more perfect than Isabelle Huppert as to play an updated version of the evil Queen in SnowContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Breakheart Pass (KL Studio Classics)
A Train set Mystery starring Charles Bronson that’s what Breakheart Pass is. It’s the cast and crew that elevates it to oneContinue Reading
Film Review: The Show (2021)
The legend of graphic novel writing that is Alan Moore even makes a rare on-screen appearance in this Mitch Jenkins-directedContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Scorpion Releasing’s The Nine Lives of Fritz The Cat
Fritz everyone’s favorite feline dilante is back in The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat making its Blu-Ray Debut thanks to ScorpionContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Scorpion Releasing’s Fritz the Cat
R Crumb’s most notorious creation Fritz the Cat makes its Blu-Ray debut thanks to Scorpion Releasing. The Film Writer/Director RalphContinue Reading
Mass – London Film Festival 2021
Excellently scripted and wonderfully played, Mass is a powerful piece of cinema examining raw emotions and important themes in modern America. AsContinue Reading
Drive My Car – London Film Festival 2021
Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Haruku Murakami, and Anton Chekhov walk into a theatre … and the result is three hours of quietlyContinue Reading