THE ROVER Is Easier To Admire Than Enjoy
First things first – The Rover is an impeccably performed, existential, post-apocalyptic drama with Western overtones. It’s also a somber, …Read the Rest
Author Archives: Glenn Kay
Weekly DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for June 17th
There are plenty of notable movies coming to Blu-ray and DVD. Keep reading to get the low down on all …Read the Rest
22 JUMP STREET Supplies More Than the Required Laughs
21 Jump Street was a surprise comedy hit that ably matched crude gags with engaging characters. Arriving a mere two …Read the Rest
THE GRAND SEDUCTION Is a Real Charmer
Remember that slew of eccentric and charming British comedies in the 80’s and 90’s that included Local Hero, Waking Ned …Read the Rest
THE SIGNAL Shines Brightly But Eventually Flickers Out
It’s always great to see small independent features compete with big scale summer blockbusters. Without a doubt, The Signal boasts …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for June 10th
It’s another busy week for new movies on DVD and Blu-ray and as usual, we’ve got the highlights. One thing’s …Read the Rest
THE FAULT IN OUR STARS Destined to Fill Theater Lobbies With Teary-Eyed Tweens
Among all of the big summer blockbusters, it’s a surprise that one of the season’s most anticipated releases is a …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for June 3rd
Another week brings another batch of new and interesting movies in a variety of genres on DVD and Blu-ray. As …Read the Rest
MALEFICENT Tells A Fractured Fairy Tale
Disney’s Maleficent isn’t so much a spin-off of Sleeping Beauty as it is a retelling of the story from the …Read the Rest
A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST Is Clumsy But Still Ekes Out A Few Laughs
One certainly can’t criticize Family Guy and Ted creator/writer/producer/director Seth MacFarlane for resting on his laurels. His latest comedy effort, …Read the Rest