Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: VIVA LA MUERTE (1971)
This “Limited Edition” Blu-ray from Radiance Films is available for purchase on September 10th. While many go through tough childhoods, …Read the Rest
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Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: A WOMAN KILLS (1968)
This Blu-ray from Radiance Films is currently available for purchase. Over the years, I’ve reviewed many Blu-rays under the “Blasts …Read the Rest
PIG Benefits from an Excellent Lead Performance
This film is currently playing at cinemas and is available to rent or own on digital streaming sites this week. …Read the Rest
RELIC Maintains a Sense of Tension and Dread Throughout
This title will be available for streaming on various platforms Friday, July 10th. Horror pictures in Australia have a long …Read the Rest
THE OTHER LAMB is Impressively Mounted, but Emotionally Chilly
This feature from IFC Films debuts “on demand” on various cable and digital platforms Friday, April 3rd. While the idea …Read the Rest
Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: THE PASSION OF DARKLY MOON (1995)
The following disc is available March 24th from Arrow Video (www.arrowvideo.com – www.facebook.com/ArrowVideo/) as a Special Edition Blu-ray. You know your thriller …Read the Rest
FRANKIE Leaves Viewers Feeling Detached
Ah, the trials of the wealthy and affluent. Such are the concerns of Frankie, a low-key art film drama about …Read the Rest
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
THE SISTERS BROTHERS Makes an Impression with Well-Drawn Characters
Westerns are surely one of the biggest genre staples in cinema (certainly in this part of the world). There have …Read the Rest
NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Is Artfully Icy
If you’ve seen any advertising for the new film Nocturnal Animals you might think of it as a fairly typical …Read the Rest