Troy tackles November DVDs: Lee Isaac Chung leads off indie movie bonanza
November is loaded down with a ton of DVD reviews. So, let’s tackle the DVDs we want to cover. Film Movement has a three part DVD set of The Early Films o...
Step by Step (1946) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
Step by Step is a short, confusing movie that feels like a Simpsons style mockery of a 1940s film. Lawrence Tierney 45 years before Reservoir Dogs plays a young...
Troy tackles November DVDs: Lee Isaac Chung leads off indie movie bonanza
November is loaded down with a ton of DVD reviews. So, let’s tackle the DV...
DEAD & BURIED arrives on Standard Edition Blu-ray & DVD this February!
DEAD & BURIED (4K Restoration/Blu-ray) is coming in February 2022. DEAD &...
National Velvet (1944) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
National Velvet is one of the cheerier spots in World War II cinema history. But, what does that mean for a 2021 audienc...
A Night at the Opera (1935) [Blu-ray review]
A Night at the Opera was the first Marx Brothers movie made ...
Superman & Lois is the most sincere Superman in 15 years [Season 1 Blu-ray review]
Superman & Lois is one of the reasons I continue to defe...
The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971) [4K UHD Limited Edition]
The Cat O’ Nine Tails comes to 4K via Arrow. This was always one of those titles that I expected to stay with Blue...
The Green Knight (2021) [The astonishing 4K UHD review]
The Green Knight is one of the best movies of 2021. Naturall...
Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: It’s Still Bad Even in 4K (2008)
Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull isn’...
Dune (2021) [How to Watch Movies review]
Dune is getting released on HBO Max and in theaters at the same time. People that aren’t members of NATO or heirs ...
Halloween Kills (2021) [How to Watch Movies Review]
The world has takes on Halloween Kills. Whether it’s H...
No Time to Die (2021): Secret Agent Dour [Movie review]
No Time to Die should be the last James Bond film for a very...