Blu-Ray Review: Shout Factory’s Brighton Beach Memoirs (Shout Select)
Adam takes a deep dive into his own childhood as the Gene Saks adaptation of Neil Simon’s play was aContinue Reading
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Adam takes a deep dive into his own childhood as the Gene Saks adaptation of Neil Simon’s play was aContinue Reading
Adam assesses one of Heath Ledger’s forgotten starring role as Ned Kelly. The Gregor Jordan film has gotten a newContinue Reading
Kobayashi Marie ventures into the second season Journey that is Star Trek Discovery with Episode 4 – An Obol For CharonContinue Reading
Werner Herzog strikes again, bringing his own style to a conversation with the tragic modern figure that is Mikhail SergeyevichContinue Reading
Adam falls in love with another Film that uses the Source Material, Who Goes There? as its inspiration. This timeContinue Reading
Kobayashi Marie ventures deeper into the unknown journey that is Season 2 with Episode 3 – Point of Light “BreakContinue Reading
A sideways look at Germany’s urban housing and gentrification issues seen through an unlikely hostage situation, Winner for Best FeatureContinue Reading
‘Based on a true story’ but ultimately quite fictionalised, Paris Song offered Marie a glimpse of history wrapped up inContinue Reading
Sci-Fi Indie Succeeds Where Bigger Films Have Failed Large scale space opera often suffers in its translation to the bigContinue Reading
Adam looks at the Neo-Classic The Craft being released by Scream Factory in a loaded new Blu-Ray Collectors Edition. HeContinue Reading








