Post-WWII Atomic Age paranoia produced at least one good by-product: all those wonderfully …
Zombie movies can be easy to make because they are relatively cheap to …
ZOMBIE MASSACRE – Blu-ray review
The main review was written by Christopher Long for Criterion’s 2004 SD release …
SLACKER – Blu-ray review
Ingmar Bergman didn’t exactly believe in the healing potential of catharsis. The mother-daughter …
AUTUMN SONATA – Blu-ray review
They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, but have you …
IRON MAN 3 – Blu-ray review
Hammer Studio’s “Hands of the Ripper” has been quoted as “expertly mixing the sophistication expected …
HANDS OF THE RIPPER – Blu-ray review
“The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow”is a mystery to me. It’s listed …
THE SMURFS: THE LEGEND OF SMURFY HOLLOW – DVD review
I was born in 1985, just a few years after the first “Friday …
FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION – Blu-ray review
By the early 1960s, the spy movie had begun to supplant the Western …
THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD – Blu-ray review
The idea of “camp”—performances exaggerated theatrically, for comic effect—has been around since the …
THE MOLE MAN OF BELMONT AVENUE – DVD review
The main review below was written by John Puccio in regards to the …
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES – Blu-ray review
Art is often used as a vehicle in film to mock human nature. …
EDDIE THE SLEEPWALKING CANNIBAL – Blu-ray review
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