CALVARY Is the Darkest of Black Comedies
Dark comedies don’t come much more pitch black than Calvary, the new film that re-teams actor Brendan Gleeson with director …Read the Rest
Author Archives: Glenn Kay
RAGNAROK Is a Fun, Old-Fashioned Adventure
Often, foreign movies are perceived strictly as arthouse fare, filled with heavy and ponderous themes. However, there’s just as much …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for August 12th
As always, it is another busy week with plenty of choices in a wide variety of genres. Be sure to …Read the Rest
Heed the Weather Warnings and Avoid INTO THE STORM
Disaster movies often have a difficult task merging human drama with grand spectacle. Into the Storm is no exception to …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for August 5th
It’s a busy Tuesday with plenty of variety coming to DVD and Blu-ray. Several of the releases were reviewed during …Read the Rest
PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE Rises Like A Phoenix on Blu-ray
Lots of people rally over the 1975 cult movie musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Personally, I’ve always preferred a …Read the Rest
MAGIC IN THE MOONLIGHT is Guaranteed to Raise a Chuckle
The latest from writer/director Woody Allen is a left turn of sorts from his previous effort, Blue Jasmine. Magic in …Read the Rest
San Diego Comic-Con 2014 Wrap-Up
Well, if you weren’t at the San Diego Comic-Con this year, don’t fret. The lines were insane and with each …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for July 29th
Welcome once again to this week’s rundown of all (or at the very least, most) that is new on home …Read the Rest
LUCY Is Bizarre Fun, But Still Feels Like a Missed Opportunity
French director Luc Besson is famous for bringing fantastical and stylized action films to the screen, most notably in titles …Read the Rest