In the world of independent cinema, there are few films that have made a bigger impact than The Merger. Directed by Mark Grentell, this Australian comedy-drama has captured the hearts of audiences and...
In the world of adventure cinema, few films have had the lasting impact of the 1947 serial Jack Armstrong. Directed by Wallace Fox, this action-packed adventure has been entertaining audiences for gen...
The 1970 film “The Only Way” directed by Bent Christensen, is a powerful and poignant masterpiece that has been largely forgotten by modern audiences. Recently, VCI released the film on Bl...
Elis and Tom is a new documentary, but it’s also the name of a landmark 1974 Bossa Nova album. You know about Bossa Nova, right? It’s that Samba beat out of Rio that makes the people dance...
A Life on the Farm, the 2022 documentary directed by Oscar Harding, illuminates a fascinating corner of outsider art through the home movies and photographs of English farmer Charles Carson. Now avail...
Kill Zone follows Jason McKenna (Fritz Matthews), a troubled Vietnam War veteran who snaps during a training exercise at a military-style camp and believes he is back in Vietnam. In his delusional sta...
Beloved opera The Magic Flute springs to life like never before in visionary director Florian Sigl’s new feature film, now available on glorious Blu-ray from Shout Factory. This vibrant adaptati...
In the early 1980s, crime was on the rise in Philadelphia, with the city’s residents living in fear of the rampant violence and corruption that plagued their streets. It was in this context that...
Todd Tarantula is quite the feature. What could have been a modern psychedelic take on Pee Wee’s Big Adventure finds a weird young man trying to recover his motorbike. Lizard people and timey wi...
Bang Bang Betty is a typical revenge flick that would have existed as a mid programmer in the 1970s. Now, it feels odd. I just spent the summer covering reviewing a few movies like this, so I wasnR...