John Travolta

10 Perfect

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 ...

Released: December 6, 2022

8 Great

Urban Cowboy

Bud is a young man from the country who learns about life and love in a Houston bar.

Released: June 6, 1980

Speed Kills (2018)

Speed Kills is proof that John Travolta has surpassed Nicolas Cage in poor film choices.  While everyone was focused on Gotti, they completely ignored Speed Kills. What is Speed Kills? Well, it’...

Get Shorty: Collector’s Edition (1995)

Get Shorty is another one of those 90s films that tried to give Hollywood an edge. At the same time, the Silver Screen jumped from dour romantic novel adaptations to Corner Store Paperbacks. Elmore Le...

PUNISHER, THE (4K ULTRA HD)

THE PUNISHER 4K REVIEWED “The Punisher” arrives in stunning 4K. While not as sharp as the recently released American Psycho, it’s not an upscale job. Still, what is to be made of Jon...

GOTTI (2018)

GOTTI REVIEWED “Gotti” has died, so I can now safely review it outside of the snark zone. I actually visited the set for this one. It was one of 80 films that shot in Cincinnati about a year or so ago...

GOTTI

GOTTI REVIEWED RATHER FAST “Gotti” has died, so I can now safely review it outside of the snark zone. I actually visited the set for this one. It was one of 80 films that shot in Cincinnat...

4-in-1 DRAMA COLLECTION, THE

THE 4-in-1 DRAMA COLLECTION REVIEWED “The 4-in-1 Drama Collection” allows Mill Creek to show off the best Travolta movies it has licensed. While I like Perfect, I still want to see the fil...

GREASE: 40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION (4K ULTRA HD)

GREASE 4K REVIEWED “Grease” hits 4K looking rather amazing. The Dolby Vision 4K transfer makes whites pop in a way that I’ve yet to see in a 4K master. Hell, I’m just glad that...

DEVIL’S RAIN, THE

THE DEVIL’S RAIN REVIEWED “The Devil’s Rain” will convince you that Ernest Borgnine has Satan on his speed dial. The film also has a bizarre obsession with eye attacks. It̵...