THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO is Unique, Stirring and Memorable
Every once in a while, there’s an eccentric, unique little art-house movie out of Sundance or another independent film festival …Read the Rest
Author Archives: Glenn Kay
THE FALL OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE Critiques Capitalistic Tendencies
Denys Arcand is a French-Canadian filmmaker who has over the years written and directed several Oscar-nominees (Jesus of Montreal, The …Read the Rest
TOY STORY 4 Benefits From New Additions, But Feels Redundant and Repetitive
The Toy Story series marks a landmark of sorts, helping establish Pixar animation studios as a major production company and …Read the Rest
THE RAFT Details an Ill-Advised Experiment at Sea
The Raft opens June 21st at Digital Gym in San Diego. As many readers know, there are plenty of great …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for June 18th, 2019
Hello once again and welcome to another look at highlights arriving on Blu-ray and DVD. It’s another busy week with …Read the Rest
Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: THE RUNNING MAN (1963)
This Blu-ray from Arrow Academy will be available for purchase (www.arrowvideo.com – www.facebook.com/ArrowVideo/) on June 18th. When you spend most of …Read the Rest
The Host of LATE NIGHT Steals the Show
Most late-night shows look like smoothly produced and effortless exercises in entertainment, bringing stand-up and celebrity guests together and speaking …Read the Rest
THE DEAD DON’T DIE Has a Few Laughs, But is a Bit Musty
Independent cinema icon Jim Jarmusch has provided viewers with plenty of stellar features over the years, including Down by Law, …Read the Rest
The Latest SHAFT is a Let Down
First debuting in 1971, hard-nosed private detective Shaft has entertained audiences for decades, not only in the first trilogy of …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for June 11th, 2019
Welcome back to another edition of highlights arriving on Blu-ray and DVD. Plenty of interesting features both new and old …Read the Rest