‘Madame Web’ Is Swinging To 4K, Blu-Ray, And DVD Later This Month
Already one of this year’s most notorious theatrical releases, Madame Web is now headed to 4K UHD and Blu-ray April
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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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Horror Film ‘Night Swim’ Surfacing On Blu-ray And DVD In April
After all these years, it’s still not safe to go back in the water. Night Swim, the latest film from
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Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s ‘Amélie’ Arriving On Steelbook Blu-ray And DVD
Travel back to the turn of the millennium with the upcoming release of Amélie, director Jean-Pierre Jeunet‘s 2001 cult favorite.
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‘Good Burger 2’ Is Ready For Pickup On Blu-ray And DVD March 26
Welcome back to Good Burger! Fans had to wait more than 25 years for a sequel to the 1997 cult
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Dietrich Woos Gabin And Speaks French: ‘Martin Roumagnac’ Reviewed
Marlene Dietrich may have been the star of most of her films but she had her share of big name
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Alain Delon Tries To Save His Own Head: Reviewing ‘Joy House’ On Blu-Ray
If you’re going to have an affair with someone’s wife, you should probably avoid women who are married to gangsters.
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DVD Review: ‘Recipes For Love And Murder’ Season 1
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Few people embody that saying more than Recipes for Love and Murder’s Tannie
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Dream Big: ‘The Phantom Of The Open’ Reviewed
Just as there’s a difference between reality and fiction, inspirational stories aren’t fairy tales. In the movies, though, that distinction
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Passing Judgement On ‘Tell It To The Judge’
On paper, Norman Forster’s Tell It to the Judge sounds like a great idea for a drama. Woman awaiting confirmation
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If I Could Turn Back Time: ‘Repeat Performance’ Reviewed
Usually when a film does a time loop it’s a Groundhog Day situation, where the day keeps repeating over and
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Warm Up Your Winter With ‘The Hot Spot’ And ‘Hot Saturday’
Winter doesn’t officially begin until next week, but if you’re already starting to feel the chill here’s a double feature
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DVD Review: ‘Total Control’ Looks At Australian Politics
In my review of the first episode I suggested that Total Control wanted to be an Australian Borgen. Having seen the whole
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Dick Van Dyke Double Feature: ‘Fitzwilly’ And ‘The Art Of Love’
From Bert in Mary Poppins to Rob Petrie on The Dick Van Dyke Show, Dick Van Dyke could’ve retired in
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Film Review: ‘Antlers’ (2021)
In the past few years, a new subgenre of Horror has come about. As it is often referred to, “trauma-based
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‘The Spanish Princess’ Concludes On DVD: Part 2 Reviewed
Henry VIII (Ruairi O’Connor) is a little like Star Wars. People find out the ending (and what happened to his
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TV Movie Double Feature: ‘Fear No Evil’ And ‘Ritual Of Evil’ Reviewed
In another life, Fear No Evil and Ritual of Evil would’ve resulted in the launch of a brand-new TV show.
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For Your Halloween Viewing Consideration: ‘Curse Of The Undead’ Reviewed
When the film begins It’s not immediately clear who they are, and it seems more significant that the town their
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A French Film Starring Two French Giants: ‘Seven Days… Seven Nights’ Reviewed
The refusal to use a conjunction. The ellipsis instead of a comma. If you’re wondering what kind of movie to
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Film Review – ‘Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle Of The Realms’
A few months ago, when I reviewed the Mortal Kombat live-action films for the Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) column, I
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Mary Tyler Moore Double Feature: ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ And ‘What’s So Bad About Feeling Good?’
Between The Dick Van Dyke Show ending and The Mary Tyler Moore Show beginning, Mary Tyler Moore would star in a
Read moreLike A British ‘Little Women’ — ‘The Railway Children’ Reviewed
While Lionel Jeffries’ The Railway Children is a Christmas staple in the UK, it hasn’t always been easy to find
Read moreAnd What A Lovely Web It Is: Reviewing Michael Gordon’s Film Noir, ‘The Web’
It’s hard to believe Michael Gordon’s The Web has never had a home video release before. In this competent noir
Read moreA Finnish, Cold War Spy Drama: ‘Shadow Lines’ Reviewed
The Soviet Union had the KGB, America had the CIA, and Finland had FIST. Otherwise known as the Finnish Security
Read moreDriving Before Cell Phones: ‘Night Terror’ Film Review
On the surface, Night Terror isn’t all that remarkable a title. It’s the kind of title that requires follow-up questions,
Read moreRankin/Bass’ Attempt At Mixing Live Action With Animation: ‘The Daydreamer’ Reviewed
For many, watching Rankin/Bass animated specials around the holidays is an annual tradition. Around Christmastime especially, you can usually catch
Read moreReview: Nicolas Cage Faces Off Against Homicidal Animatronics In ‘Willy’s Wonderland’
Nicolas Cage (Ghost Rider, Kick-Ass) is an actor who’s had a career as exciting and eclectic as the man himself.
Read moreDVD Review: ‘The Last Vermeer’ Goes On Trial
Nazi collaborator? Scam artist? Or both? With art, there are tests you can do to figure out a painting’s authenticity,
Read more‘A Night In Casablanca’: The Marx Brothers’ Spoof On ‘Casablanca’ Reviewed
As mentioned in the trailer, A Night in Casablanca is the Marx Brothers’ spoof on Casablanca. It’s not like anyone
Read moreSammy Davis Jr. Double Feature: ‘Anna Lucasta’ / ‘A Man Called Adam’
Sammy Davis Jr. may be best known for being a singer and overall entertainer but, like many members of the
Read moreReview: ‘Fatman’ Puts An R-Rated Spin On Santa Claus
Love or hate it, the subgenre of Christmas movies has been around as long as cinema itself, and it will
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