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Liar Liar: 25th Anniversary Edition (1997)
Liar Liar is one of those middle of the road late 90s era defining comedies. It’s not bland enough to be totally family oriented, but defanged enough not to be memorable. Still, it made $300 mil...
The Wizard Shout Select Blu-ray review
The Wizard arrived around the same as Steel Magnolias. I say this because of vivid memories as a child. You have never heard some child plead to see a different movie over the familiar Loews Cinemas j...
Masked and Anonymous Shout Select Blu-ray review
Masked and Anonymous was the film that finally brought Larry Charles and Bob Dylan together. Seriously, at some point in the mid 90s…Dylan wanted his own HBO show. He was a big fan of Charles...
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Shout Factory Best of Summer 2019 [Blu-ray Reviews]
BoJack Horseman used to be a star BoJack Horseman: Seasons One and Two is finally getting a release from Shout Factory. While I enjoyed seeing my hometown on a show about a suicidal horse, there’...
Frankenstein Created Woman [Review]
After being reanimated, Baron Frankenstein transfers the soul of an executed young man into the body of his lover, prompting her to kill the men who wronged them.
Streets of Fire: Steelbook Edition
Streets of Fire is still a personal favorite. Many will go out of their way to poke holes in Walter Hill’s vision of a 50s Rock N Roll biker movie set in the early 1980s. However, that misses th...
THE GREAT AMERICAN ANDERSONVISION WISHBOOK!
Welcome to the AndersonVision 2016 Wishbook! Behold the Great American AndersonVision Wishbook! This year’s guide will roll out slightly different than past years. Above many of the items will b...
LONG WAY NORTH
LONG WAY NORTH REVIEWED “Long Way North” follows a young Russian aristocrat who wants to find out what happened to her grandfather. The year is 1882 and aristocrats still existed in Russia...
BITE
“Bite” is such a quick fly-by of a film. Speed and brevity are the natural bedfellows of excellent horror and this film has it in spades. Living in the commonplace fears of animal interact...
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