US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Beekeeper, The Departed, Rambo: Last Blood, Red, Cutthroat Island, Doom Patrol, Rolling Thunder, Stigmata and more
All month I’ve been waiting for April to kick in, because I knew there were some high profile releases coming out. Apparently, they were...
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Review: Sometimes I Think About Dying – “A showcase for the power and simplicity of indie filmmaking”
In a world…where attention spans are fleeting and content is competing, a nice snappy title can help filmmakers with the heavy...
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Review: Challengers – “Incredibly smart, with twists that will make your jaw drop”
A psychological-thriller and romantic-comedy collide in Challengers. It should be a contradiction in genres, but the backdrop of tennis...
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Review: Blood For Dust – “Reminiscent of an episode of Breaking Bad”
Scoot McNairy stars as Cliff, a travelling salesman in this dusty western that threatens to put you on the edge of your seat but instead...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Wednesday, Ancient Empires, Baby Assassins 2 and Yuni
While April is actually a pretty jam-packed month filled with high profile releases, apparently the studios were scared off by the Easter...
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Review: Bleeding Love – “Captivating work from Clara and Ewan McGregor”
Road trip movies are nothing new. Neither are those films that explore addiction and recovery. However, what makes Bleeding Love unique...
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Review – Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire – “The film is built to entertain and it does it beautifully”
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is the fifth film in the “MonsterVerse”, but it doesn’t require you to watch the...
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Book Review – The Blues Brothers: An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Classic
Daniel de Visé’s exploration of The Blues Brothers isn’t just a retelling of a film’s creation; it’s a captivating...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Iron Claw, Over The Edge, Polar Rescue, Night of the Blood Monster, Born To Fly and more
This week sees a recent theatrical hit make its way to home video, plus a handful of odds and ends. It’s kind of quiet in the pre-Easter...
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Review: Lovely, Dark and Deep – “crafts an increasing atmosphere of unease”
Directed by Teresa Sutherland Starring Georgina Campbell, Nick Blood, Wai Ching Ho “The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have...
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