Misha – MANIFF 2021 Opening Night
Misha, the opening film of Manchester Film Festival (MANIFF) 2021 is interesting and raises more questions than it answers. ButContinue Reading
Tag: Documentary
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Filmworker
Filmworker shows us the man behind the greatness that is Stanley Kubrick; Leon Vitali. Kino Lorber has brought this fascinating documentaryContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Kid Stays in the Picture (KL Studio Classics)
The Kid Stays in the Picture the documentary about the larger-than-life Producer (and often lampooned by comedians) Robert Evans makes itsContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Nationtime (Kino Classics)
Director William Greaves’ Nationtime is an important historical document. Vital, alive, powerful, and as important currently as it was back in 1972. Kino LorberContinue Reading
Film Review: Zappa (2020)
Alex Winter continues his rise as one of the premiere documentary filmmakers with the Bio-Doc Zappa. Alex Winter’s Zappa is one of theContinue Reading
Hopper/Welles – AFI Film Festival 2020
Two legends, infante terrible both have one of the best conversations put to celluloid during the time they were makingContinue Reading
Belushi – AFI Film Festival 2020
Belushi is a heartfelt documentary about the life and often difficult times in the life of John Belushi. Director RJ CutlerContinue Reading
76 Days – AFI Film Festival 2020
76 Days puts us at ground zero for COVID-19 in China’s Wuhan district. It’s one of the most harrowing and arresting DocumentariesContinue Reading
The B-Movie Podcast: One-Shot Vol. 5
Adam is by himself for another One-shot. This time he’s talking Scott now covering Fright Fest 2020 virtual edition. AdamContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Shout Factory’s The Captains Collection
Shout Factory’s Blu-Ray Box Set for the William Shatner’s highly entertaining series of Documentaries about Star Trek’s Captains, Series, andContinue Reading