More than 17 years after he was shot outside a Vancouver movie theatre, Roger Manhas often still wakes up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat, reliving the frightening incident.
Marvel Studios is set to bring James Gunn's box office smash Guardians of the Galaxy to DVD and Blu-ray December 9 and, today, Gunn posted the below video on his Facebook page, along with the message, “A glimpse of the bonus features from the upcoming 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Blu-Ray!”
Big Screen Entertainment Group is excited to announce the release of YOU CAN'T KILL STEPHEN KING on DVD December 9th.
Highly Recommended Joan Crawford seems to be the only major star from Hollywood's Golden Age whose movies today are stubbornly, consistently viewed through the prism of modern sensibilities and hindsight. Today, virtually all her post-MGM performances are regarded as high camp, even in acknowledged classics like Johnny Guitar (1954)
“Batman,†which is finally coming to video this week †after decades of purported legal wrangling between the Dozier estate, Fox and Warner Brothers †inspired the kind of mania Americans hadn’t experienced since the arrival of the Beatles.
After watching Guardians of the Galaxy a few months ago, I was somewhat disappointed.
Recommended The Movie: Despite trying constantly, poor Niko ( Generation War 's Tom Schilling) finds himself unable to procure a cup of coffee during the twenty-four hours or so that unfold in Jan Ole Gerster's debut feature, A Coffee In Berlin (retitled from the original: Oh Boy ). This failure turns out to be emblematic of the many misfortunes that befall him during this short period.
Recommended THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. The filmmakers behind this 1988 remake of The Blob understand how ridiculous a giant gelatinous killer really is. Chuck Russell directs from a script co-written by Frank Darabont, and The Blob embraces its B-movie mentality like a long-lost lover returned
Skip It THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. The 1988 Dutch/French thriller The Vanishing is intense and devastating; a harrowing portrait of evil. Director George Sluizer remade the film for American audiences in 1993, but this retelling is sanitized, overacted and dull