Palm Beach County man loves making 'bad' zombie movies
— Gary Davis is under no illusions.
September 21, 2013
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— Gary Davis is under no illusions.
A wide, disparate batch of TV series arrives on DVD and Blu-ray this week, including “Harbor Command, 
By Jeff Labrecque Peek at a bonus feature from ”Trilogy” set about studio’s green light to director
Hugh Jackman stars as a father whose daughter is kidnapped; a film set in Saudi Arabia impresses.
There are those horror films that come and go as barely a blip on the pop culture radar and no lasting impression.
Here are 10 movies that got shafted but are well worth watching.
Review by John Delia Bringing sexual addiction to the forefront Thanks For Sharing spins a story that in the past decades has been a taboo.Â
Review by John Delia Cute, immersing and enjoyable the documentary The Short Game shows what pint size kids can achieve in the sport of golf.Â
Review by John Delia Powerful, relentless and suspenseful Prisoners opens in theaters this weekend with a story of abduction that’s gut wrenching to the core.
Highly Recommended The Blu-ray cover art touts The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh as “The Original Classic,” an ironic proclamation considering that this 1977 animated feature is actually a compilation of three earlier featurettes with original bridging material and a new ending. Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966, originally shown with The Ugly Dachshund ) came first, followed by …