Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (Arrow Academy)
Feeling like a strange parody of its time, Marie watched director/writer Paul Mazursky’s classic comedy, which examines free-thinking attitudes toContinue Reading
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Feeling like a strange parody of its time, Marie watched director/writer Paul Mazursky’s classic comedy, which examines free-thinking attitudes toContinue Reading
Marie came to Ingmar Bergman’s English language film The Serpent’s Egg with no prior knowledge or expectations – and wasContinue Reading
Adam appreciates Sergio Martino’s Torso and its place in the pantheon of Slasher Films but just can’t get into theContinue Reading
Marie revisits Children of Men and concludes that it’s a film for our times – even more relevant now thanContinue Reading
Fans of French director Olivier Assayas may be interested to take a look at two of his very early featureContinue Reading
Adam likes John Landis’ Schlock in theory; he’s just not sure he likes it in execution. The comedy satire hasContinue Reading
One of the best of Terry Gilliam’s career and one of the best Time Travel films, 12 Monkeys comes toContinue Reading
Adam has no chill for the brilliance of Seijun Suzuki, this applies to the newest Arrow Video Blu-Ray release; DetectiveContinue Reading
Adam finds much to love in the truly original science fiction fantasy adventure; The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey. The VincentContinue Reading
Adam finds much to love in Kinji Fukasaku’s Street Mobster. The grandfather of Yakuza Films’ most nihilistic view of theContinue Reading









