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Massacre at Central High (1976) [Blu-ray review]
Massacre at Central High was one of those movie that I wanted to watch for the longest time. Now, that it’s getting a proper Blu-ray from Synapse Films, what did I think? For such a corny movie,...
Satan’s Little Helper (2004) [Synapse Films Blu-ray review]
Satan’s Little Helper is one of those horror films that was distributed by Universal in the mid 00s that seemingly never made it to many screens. Much like how Universal mishandled House of 1,00...
Event Horizon (1997) [4K UHD Review]
Event Horizon understood what Fulci tried to teach horror fans for years. Gouge the eyes and make audiences squirm. What did Paramount put on the 4K UHD Steelbook? The 4K UHD Steelbook for Event Horiz...
Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm (2022) [4K UHD review]
Aqua Teen Forever Plantasm is about the Aqua Teens getting back together to fight Amazon. Tech moguls, Space Jam riffs and more await you as relearn that Meatwad gets the honeys. Start playing your Sc...
Panther (1995) [Blu-ray review]
Panther was the first Mario Van Peebles movie I saw after New Jack City. It came out at a weird time when Orion folded and then a litany of other mini studios started dumpster diving on their unreleas...
Pulp Fiction (1994) [4K UHD Steelbook review]
Pulp Fiction is one of the definitive American films of the 1990s. That’s probably the least controversial thing I’ll say all week. But, what got it to that level? Hell, why am I freaking ...
Rachel, Rachel (1968) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
Rachel, Rachel is a 1968 film where Joanne Woodward plays a virgin schoolteacher experiencing a rather delayed sexual awakening. What is Rachel, Rachel? Rachel, Rachel is the first of the Paul Newman ...
The Chocolate War (1988) [MVD Rewind Collection Blu-ray]
The Chocolate War is a Keith Gordon directed adaptation of the classic Robert Cormier novel. What was once a controversial look at how a Catholic High School used chocolate bar sales to force conformi...
Confess, Fletch (2022): Do Book Fans Create Packed Audiences? [Review]
Confess, Fletch is the best cover band take on a Chevy Chase humored murder mystery. But, it’s not Chevy and there’s barely a chase. Jon Hamm is an incredible talent. But, sometimes you do...