REVIEWS
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 audience? As the War raged on, English speaking audiences in the West were demanding fr...
Netflix and other Streaming Choices in November 2021
7 Prisoners is now available from Netflix 7 Prisoners is the latest movie I checked out on Netflix. Don’t worry, I’m still watching through the ton of Netflix documentaries and related ser...
A Night at the Opera (1935) [Blu-ray review]
A Night at the Opera was the first Marx Brothers movie made for MGM. Honestly, I preferred their Paramount work and here’s why. Losing Zeppo didn’t hurt much, but it was the change in how ...
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 defend the CW. Stargirl is the other and we have a bit of news coming up about that later. That being said, when DC can embrace its heritage and...
Troy’s DC TV Crisis with Flash Season 7 and Batwoman Season 2 [Blu-ray Review]
Flash returns with a seventh season and more funny pre FX scene memes. While I will enjoy this series more than anything Arrow ever did, it still cuts a little short. I guess that’s the downside...
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 of Lee Isaac Chung arriving on November 9...
October 2021 means Streaming [Review]
Crutch x Bill Shannon: Cutting-Edge Performance Artist on Crutches | Streaming Exclusively on discovery+ October 14th Crutch starts streaming on Discovery+ on October 14th. I’m not terribly fami...
The September to Stream-member Movie Event [Mass VOD review]
Boris Karloff: The Man Behind the Monster streams from Abramorama Boris Karloff: The Man Behind the Monster was a documentary I watched a ton during the Halloween season. I’m a big fan when Shou...
The Hidden Life of Trees (2020) [DVD review]
The Hidden Life of Trees first hit bookstores in 2015. While I picked up and flipped through Peter Wohlleben‘s book back then, I never felt the urge to dive into it further. After watching all 8...