Love Me Tender arrives on Blu-ray in a razor sharp 1080p presentation, in its original 2.35:1 aspect ratio.
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Blu-ray Review: Jean Rollin’s ‘The Grapes of Death’ and ‘Night of the Hunted’
compared to Zombie Lake both Night of the Hunted and The Grapes of Death seem like high art and are worth a look.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘Movie 43’
I would never recommend anyone wasting 94 minutes of their time with the film, but I will say that I laughed more times throughout Movie 43 than sitting through both "RED 2" and "R.I.P.D." in the same week. Not high praise, but at least there was something to laugh at.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The Conjuring’
A movie obsessed with falling into the realm of the completely absurd.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The To Do List’
The To Do List is trying to be American Pie for girls, and is hilarious, but it starts to wear out its welcome with a too long runtime of 106 minutes.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The Wolverine’
Just when it looked like July was about to tailspin into oblivion after the awful R.I.P.D. and RED 2, along comes The Wolverine to save the day.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘Oblivion’ (2013) – ‘Hello, Oblivion – How’s the Wife and Kids?’
A slightly brainier tetrahedron of cinematic fare that doesn't rely entirely on CGI, but is still fun to eat popcorn to nonetheless.
Read More »Panels Featuring Classic and Not-so-classic Characters at San Diego Comic-Con
From great to worst, all in one day.
Read More »The Duds of Comic-Con’s Hall H from Sony, Warner Brothers / Legendary, and Lionsgate
Written by Steve Geise Every year, the movie studios trot out sci-fi-themed films to the captive Comic-Con Hall H audiences in the hopes of building momentum for their projects. Every year, many of those films are bombs. The studios figured out years ago that they could package those bombs with …
Read More »Anthem Film Fest – Telling the Truth Could Get You Killed
If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise, they'll kill you. -- Oscar Wilde
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