Expresso Bongo (1959) [Blu-ray review]
Expresso Bongo is a very specific satire of the music industry. By that, I mean it’s a Post World War II and Pre British Invasion examination of popular m...
Master of Dark Shadows: Why Dan Curtis Mattered [Review]
Master of Dark Shadows is a documentary that I’ve put off covering for a bit. While I saw it a month ago, it took a little longer to wrap my head around i...
The Final DVD Review Collection of 2021 [Review]
The Final DVD Review Collection of 2021 is here. While we have some historical f...
Dancing with Crime (1947) / The Green Cockatoo (1940) [Blu-ray review]
Dancing with Crime and The Green Cockatoo get a double feature Blu-ray from Cohe...
Dancing with Crime (1947) / The Green Cockatoo (1940) [Blu-ray review]
Dancing with Crime and The Green Cockatoo get a double feature Blu-ray from Cohen Collection. While it’s fun to se...
Only the Animals (2019) [Blu-ray review]
Only the Animals is a film adaptation of the rather recent n...
Expresso Bongo (1959) [Blu-ray review]
Expresso Bongo is a very specific satire of the music indust...
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) [4K UHD review]
Star Trek: The Motion Picture is a high concept movie that doesn’t work as cinematic entertainment. Does that make...
The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971) [4K UHD Limited Edition]
The Cat O’ Nine Tails comes to 4K via Arrow. This was ...
The Green Knight (2021) [The astonishing 4K UHD review]
The Green Knight is one of the best movies of 2021. Naturall...
The Matrix Resurrections (2021): Meta Collapse [How to Watch Movies review]
The Matrix Resurrection is another trip to the well. But, one beset with constant flashbacks and someone nerdsplaining a...
Don’t Look Up (2021) proves that satire isn’t for everyone [Review]
Don’t Look Up surprised me. Normally, after I survey p...
Don’t Look Up (2021)
The planet is about to get hit by a giant comet. The problem...