Blu-Ray Review: MVD Entertainment’s The Last American Virgin (Special Edition)
One of the best of the best of the 1980s teen sex comedies, The Last American Virgin, comes to Blu-Ray loadedContinue Reading
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Blu-Ray Review: MVD Entertainment’s Men at Work
Men at Work writer/director/star Emilio Estevez’s Trashmen Comedy Mystery is a spiritual cousin to his own star vehicle Repo Man. MVD Entertainment bringsContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Sergeant Ryker (KL Studio Classics)
Before A Few Good Men, there was Sergeant Ryker starring Lee Marvin, Vera Miles, and Bradford Dillman. New to Blu-Ray from Kino Lorber. TheContinue Reading
4K UHD Review: Scream Factory’s Dawn of the Dead (Collector’s Edition)
Zack Snyder’s remake of Dawn of the Dead written by James Gunn and starring Sarah Polley gets a 4K UHD upgrade fromContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Well Go USA’s The Grandmaster of Kung Fu
Similar to Ipman who took on the foreigners (and trained Bruce Lee), there was Master Hou who was doing theContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Lady from Shanghai (KL Studio Classics)
One of Orson Welles’s best The Lady from Shanghai comes to Kino Lorber on Blu-Ray with a great transfer and extras. TheContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Shout Factory’s Inu-Oh (GKIDS)
From Masaaki Yuasa, the director behind Mind Games and Devilman Cry Baby comes the musical legend Inu-Oh set in 14th Century Japan. New to Blu-Ray from ShoutContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Deaf Crocodile’s The Unknown Man of Shandigor (Collector’s Edition)
It cannot be understated just how stunning The Unknown Man of Shandigor is. Deaf Crocodile has brought this little-seen but brilliant 60sContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Programmed to Kill (KL Studio Classics)
Move over T-800. Step aside Robocop. Sandhal Bergman is Programmed to Kill. New to Blu-Ray from the mad scientists at Kino Lorber. The Film Continue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Dot Com for Murder (Collector’s Edition)
B-Movie Maestro Nico Mastorakis dives into his Hitchcock obsession and Internet Dating in the early ‘00s in Dot Com for Murder.Continue Reading