Brothers Inside And Out Of The Ring: ‘The Iron Claw’ Reviewed
While it’s not true of all – or even most – movies, some films it’s better to have spoiled in
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‘The Karate Kid’ Celebrating 40th Anniversary With New 4K UHD Disc
The Karate Kid is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a new 4K and Blu-ray release featuring VHS-style packaging and all
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Portrait Of A Great Cinema Auteur: ‘Quentin By Tarantino’ Reviewed
Quentin by Tarantino is a biographical graphic novel by Amazing Ameziane. The comic is framed as an imaginary conversation with
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Cult Classic ‘Basket Case’ To Get Gross In 4K While Robert Altman Leads Arrow’s April Streaming Lineup
This April, Frank Henenlotter’s low-budget classic shocker Basket Case will be available for the first time ever on 4K UHD
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Build-Up Model’ Subscription Service
At New York Comic Con 2023 back in October, I was able to hang out for a while at the
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Luc Besson’s ‘La Femme Nikita’ Makes Its 4K Debut In June
Before he introduced audiences to Leon: The Professional and went really weird with the space opera The Fifth Element, French
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Bringing A New Meaning To High Stakes Drag: Talking ‘Slay’ With Writer-Director, Jem Garrard
There’s nothing like vampires to make a bad gig worse. Drag Race alums, Trinity the Tuck, Heidi N Closet, Crystal
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Biblical Comedy ‘The Book of Clarence’ Shall Rise Again On Blu-ray And DVD
After forty days and forty nights in theaters (give or take), The Book of Clarence will soon arrive on Blu-ray
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Commentary: The Strange Contrast Between ‘Star Trek’ And ‘Star Wars’
In the world of space-related science fiction, it’s hard to find more prominent franchises than Star Wars and Star Trek.
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Commentary: ‘Wonka’ Needs To Be Viewed Without Nostalgia
Revitalizing franchises can be a messy business for storytelling. This is doubly true when the branding is old and outdated.
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Ken Russell’s ‘The Lair of the White Worm’ Wiggles Its Way To Blu-ray Steelbook This May
Things are about to get really weird in your Blu-ray player with the release of Ken Russell‘s horror-fantasy The Lair
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Talking ‘Thelma & Louise’ With Author Susan Kollin
Westerns aren’t just lone cowboys and period pieces. They can also be about two women played by Geena Davis and
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Commnetary: ‘Damsel’ Teaches Us To Overlook Plot Holes
Plot holes are usually held up as flaws in a story — and they should be. The idea is to
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‘The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar And Three More’ Now Streaming As A Feature Film
After a well-deserved Oscar win, Netflix has repackaged Wes Anderson‘s collection of short films as one feature-length anthology. Now titled,
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‘The Gate’ Will Be Unleashed In A New Blu-ray Steelbook This May
The Gate is opening…again. The 1987 fantasy-horror cult classic will arrive on Blu-ray in a brand new Steelbook from Lionsgate
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Talking Hammer’s ‘Doctor Jekyll’ With Director Joe Stephenson
Having recently been released from prison, Robert (Scott Chambers) is in need of a job and Dr. Nina Jekyll (Eddie
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‘The Three Musketeers: Part One — D’Artagnan’ Reviewed
The Three Musketeers: Part One — D’Artagnan, directed by Martin Bourboulon, is a French-language period piece that adapts the classic
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Review: ‘Anyone But You’ Blu-ray Enhances Sydney Sweeney And Glen Powell’s Onscreen Chemistry
As a big screen genre, the studio romantic comedy hasn’t been in vogue of late, but films like Marry Me,
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
It’s a rather busy weekend here at MacNamee Towers with meet-ups here, there and everywhere I celebrate a good friend’s
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‘Teen Titans’ Go To The Movies Again As A Live Action Film
The Teen Titans are finally getting their live action moment in the sun. According to The Hollywood Reporter, DC Studios
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‘Star Wars: Rogue Squadron’ Is Back On Again According To Director Patty Jenkins
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron is now the most intriguing Star Wars story, but not for anything in the story itself.
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‘Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom’ Is A Rare Kind Of Sequel
There’s no doubt that Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom is a wacky story. It involves a cursed trident, strange undersea creatures
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‘The Boy And The Heron’ Returns To Theaters March 22
While the move from film to digital is still a hotly-debated topic among filmmakers and fans, it makes re-releasing movies
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Deconstructing Comics Special: ‘Ant-Man And The Wasp’ (2018)
After the gravitas of Avengers: Infinity War, which ended in a blaze of glory only for the villain, what did we
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SXSW 2024: ‘I Wish You All The Best’ Reviewed
I Wish You All the Best began as a young adult novel from Mason Deaver. It follows the story of
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‘The Batman’ Sequel Delayed To 2026
The ever-shifting fortunes of Warner Bros. Discovery DC film initiatives shift again. Variety reports Matt Reeves’ follow-up to The Batman
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Vault Comics Announces Daniel Bernhardt Will Star In A ‘Deathstalker’ Reboot
The Roger Corman produced films, Deathstalker, are getting a reboot. Sorry, make that “reimagining” with actor Daniel Bernhardt (John Wick,
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SXSW 2024: ‘I Saw The TV Glow’ Is Visually Brilliant And Effectively Evokes Nostalgia And Teenage Angst
Jane Schoenbrun’s breakout film We’re All Going to the World’s Fair explored themes of youthful angst and gender dysphoria utilizing
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SXSW 2024: A Tour Of Paramount+’s ‘The Lodge’
Paramount+’s The Lodge is hitting the road for a second year promoting the various programming you can find on the
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Sydney Sweeney And Glen Powell Rom Com ‘Anyone But You’ Has A Date With Blu-ray
After scoring at the box office, Anyone But You — the old-fashioned romantic comedy starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell
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SXSW 2024: ‘We’re All Gonna Die’ Reviewed
Freddie Wong and Matt Arnold of RocketJump began their careers on YouTube developing shorts and web series. However, they set
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