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It might be the best Altor movie, yes indeed, but that is still not saying much at all. More artsy than what came before, Iron Warrior is a film which wants to do a lot of things . . but does not actually do a damn thing in its running time except leave audiences scratching their ...
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Chop-socky!? More like cop-socky! Police Story and its 1988 sequel are back in blu! ...
Read more: Police Story/Police Story 2: Criterion Collection (1985/1988) - Blu-ray Review
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Rituals, underrated and rarely seen, is a masterpiece of moody mud-caked horror, especially the unedited version. Never heard of it? Well, that might be because this Canadian backwoods thriller – filmed in a charred-out forest – got unfairly dismissed as a Deliverance wannabe at the ...
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I am not a fan of kids crawling into beds for no good reason. Sure the snuggles are great . . . but, well, maybe my own son creeped me out by too many times just standing in the bedroom waiting for me to wake up. It puts me on edge, man. Give me a creepy kid film and, damn it, I just can’t handle ...
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Because we all need to take a lesson from the Ty (Mike Kellin) and Vachel (Charles Bartlett) playbook! ...
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Premiering on Blu-ray, DVD and digital platforms May 14 from Severin Films comes Saint Bernard, a hallucinogenic journey into the mind of an artist that is, at once, on equal footing with the visionary mind and wit of David Lynch. Never in my entire life did I think I would ...
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This film was supposed to be my big break and it turned out to be a big disaster." Yes, those are actual lines spoken in this flick. Jennifer Lopez says them to Jon Voight and the scene, which features Voight hilariously responding in his ridiculous accent "it's been a long time since I had a ...
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It’s the big BANG, baby! We all know this wonderful existence ends. But how? Will we blow ourselves up in a nuclear war or will we drain the earth of its resources and go out slowly? Will the end arrive with the zombie apocalypse or will it be a haunted affair? Somehow all of this ...
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“Ya got a light for an old leprechaun’s pipe?” I fucking love the Leprechaun movies. The first movie, starring Jennifer Aniston and Warwick Davis, set the bar for camp, comedy, and cutthroat kills pretty damn high. It might have been slaughtered in its original release due to poor reviews, but the film survived the ...
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Fantastic! Shocking! Frightening! Operating as a sort of sequel to the wildly popular Blood Island Trilogy of films, Severin Entertainment reaches back and deep into the dusty vault of horror films and wipes away the cobwebs from these five crazy-ass flicks from the Philippines with ...
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When chimpanzees attack! Hide the knives! Hide the pets! Just don’t hide the undressed Elisabeth Shue! Link likes! Link likes! ...
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Tommy Lee Jones needs that funny looking little car! Tommy Lee Jones IS Sam Quint. He is a former thief, but now he is on a mission for the FBI. And as the movie opens, he is standing front and center of a coffee machine, is in a gas station. His Cherokee Chief is parked ...
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Dreams might not always come true, Morgan Fairchild (at least that’s what the title song suggests). The Seduction, written and directed by David Schmoeller (Tourist Trap), has little to do with dreams, but it has a lot to do with obsession. Thanks to Scream Factory, the film is now on blu-ray so that you too ...
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Blue Velvet, now finding its way onto Blu-ray with a brand-new 4K restoration from Criterion Collection, remains an intoxicating look at supposed small-town tranquility in which innocence fears to tread. Written and directed by David Lynch (Mulholland Drive, Twin Peaks) after suffering through the wreckage ...
Read more: Blue Velvet: Criterion Collection (1986) - Blu-ray Review
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MEOW! I’m going to start this review referencing a song from 1981. All cats are grey. Sure, it’s a Cure song (and one of their best produced), but the song and the mood it creates works here, too, because The Uncanny, in all its anthology ...
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