Review: Event Horizon 25th Anniversary SteelBook Collector’s Edition 4K UHD & Blu-ray
Event Horizon is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new, 4K Ultra HD™ + Blu-ray™ Collector’s Edition SteelBook®. The...
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Review: Summering – “Best when it’s really just following the four girls and their friendship”
August: I recently saw it described online as the ‘Sunday of summer’. And yes, as a kid I remember it being the ‘beginning of the end.’ ...
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Bond Blog: Tomorrow Never Dies – A James Bond Retrospective
On leaving the cinema after GoldenEye, I was very ready to see another Bronson Bond and so too were the studio and undoubtedly Brosnan...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Heat, Child’s Play, Event Horizon, Hot Seat and more
For regular readers of this column, I’ll be on vacation for the next two weeks, so there will be no new columns. I’ve gone ahead and...
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Review: Prey – “Vicious and brutal”
Prey is finally with us. Instead of a cinematic release it has gone straight to streaming – either Disney+ or Hulu depending on...
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Bond Blog: GoldenEye – A James Bond Retrospective
When GoldenEye came out six years after License to Kill, it felt as if the Bond franchise needed fresh blood. There was the U2-penned Bond...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Lost City, Green Lantern: Beware My Power, The Gilded Age, White Elephant and more
There are a few standout titles today, including a new animated superhero film, a hit TV show, and a bona fide blockbuster. Read on to see...
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Bond Blog: Licence To Kill – A James Bond Retrospective
One of the happier results of this Bond Blog is that I’ve had the opportunity to totally reassess the Timothy Dalton Bonds. I saw...
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Out This Week (In The US): Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, Species, Legends of Tomorrow, The Dirty Black Bag and more
It’s a small week with a BIG release. The latest Marvel juggernaut (well, before Thor: Love and Thunder) hits home video today, and...
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Review: A Love Song – “A quiet, contemplative film”
Travelling on her own in a small camper hitched to her pick up, Faye (Dale Dickey, Winter’s Bone, Hell or High Water) leads a simple...
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