THE PEANUTS MOVIE Is Charming Despite A Few Missteps
It’s been 65 years since cartoonist Charles Shultz created Peanuts, a newspaper strip detailing the trials of downtrodden school-kid Charlie …Read the Rest
Author Archives: Glenn Kay
SPECTRE Brings Back the Old-Fashioned Bond Formula
I’m a huge James Bond fan, so I’ll admit to being biased as far as entries in this spy series …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: BLUE CITY (1986)
Here’s an entertainingly silly one. Back in 1985, the teen comedy The Breakfast Club became a surprise hit, making instant …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: THE END (1978)
In the late 70s, actor Burt Reynolds was on a real roll. The massive success of Smokey and the Bandit …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: DR. TERROR’S HOUSE OF HORRORS (1965)
Any anthology horror fans out there? While these types of films have existed since early cinema, they seem to come …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: A BLACK VEIL FOR LISA (1968)
As a fan of Italian “giallo” flicks, it’s always enjoyable to catch up with titles that have fallen between the …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for November 3rd
Hello out there! It’s a great week for new releases, with tons of flicks to choose from in a wide …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: ROAR (1981)
Every so often, a bizarre anomaly of a movie comes around. Something that simply floors you with its strangeness. If …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for October 27th
Happy Halloween to all you readers out there. It’s time for a look at the highlights coming your way on …Read the Rest
ROCK THE KASBAH Could Use Some Fine-Tuning
Director Barry Levinson has had a storied career filled with plenty of strong titles (Diner, The Natural, Rain Man, Bugsy, …Read the Rest