US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: American Fiction, Monkey Man, Manifest, Purple Rain, Matinee, Team America World Police and more
The studios are gearing up for the July 4th holiday in the US by giving us a big group of titles this week. Next week, there won’t be a...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Game of Clones Bruceploitation Collection, Glory, Chinatown + The Two Jakes, and Welcome Back Kotter
I guess the movie studios are hoping you’re going to the theaters to beat the heat, because they certainly aren’t putting out a lot of...
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Review: Arcadian – “Cage brings his charisma as always”
Props to Oscar-winning icon Nicolas Cage, who (believe it or not) turned 60 this year, for relentlessly using his star power as a gateway...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Arthur The King, Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire, Cry Baby, Into The Blue, Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning and more
This week sees a couple of big releases, but really has a focus on indie and foreign films. So there’s a little something for everyone!...
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Review: The Mattachine Family – “an enjoyable tear-jerker that earns its emotional heart.”
The Mattachine Society was a gay rights group founded in 1950 by a man named Harry Hay. A landmark in Los Angeles, The Mattachine Steps...
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Review: The Beast – “A heightened sensorial experience that will hold you captive, if you let it.”
If it’s a literal beast you’re after, I’m sorry to disappoint you. This isn’t another high concept genre-flick with a CGI creature at its...
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Martin Lawrence’s Joy is Infectious in Bad Boys: Ride or Die
Last year, the most watched video game trailer of all time debuted, GTAVI, and a gaming phenomenon was launched. GTAVI explores the...
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Review: Hit Man – Hired Assassination Has Never Been So Hot
What is it about hired assassins that makes them so desirable to Hollywood? It must be the combination of stylish set-ups, charismatic...
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DVD/Blu-Ray Review: Suzume
Long ago on a different timeline Makoto Shinkai was a video game animator at Nihon Falcom but the attraction of making films caused him to...
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Review – Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga – Less Fast, Less Furious
Some films arrive in such a surprising and compelling way that they instantly become legend. “Where were you when Mad Max: Fury Road...
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