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Director William Greaves’ Nationtime is an important historical document.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
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Director William Greaves’ Nationtime is an important historical document.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
Scorpion Releasing never disappoints. The long-forgotten action-adventure The Norseman is the kind of cult oddity that needs to be seen to beContinue Reading
Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth do uncommonly sensitive work in Harry McQueen’s Romantic Drama Supernova. We never speak our fears aloud. ManyContinue Reading
Miles Morales gets his own game and it rocks. Honest talk, the Spider-Man movies are good, but the Spider-Man gamesContinue Reading
Director Agnieszka Holland’s 2017 film Spoor, a female character study with a difference, is coming to VOD. Marie thinks you shouldContinue Reading
After too long out of print in the US, Park Chan-Wook’s JSA (Joint Security Area) comes roaring back to home video. The ArrowContinue Reading
A tense psychological thriller with musings on the evil behind war crimes may seem like an odd combination, but inContinue Reading
The two talents of first-time feature director/writer Emerald Fennell and actor Carey Mulligan combine to create a stylish and uneasyContinue Reading
Carey Mulligan owns every second of Promising Young Woman. This dark comedic thriller takes no prisoners. The Emerald Fennell written and directedContinue Reading
Huge Misfire? Cult Sci-Fi Madness? Work of unrecognized Genius? Southland Tales could be all those things and none of those things. Arrow Video’s newContinue Reading









