Lillian Axe Releasing Unplugged Album and DVD Recap
Lillian Axe have announced that they will be releasing a new live acoustic album and home video, One Night in the Temple, on May 27th
April 27, 2014
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Lillian Axe have announced that they will be releasing a new live acoustic album and home video, One Night in the Temple, on May 27th
Skip It As a Blu-Ray and DVD critic, sometimes you end up with movies you know nothing about. The title and cover artwork for Mr. Jones certainly don’t give much of a hint of what the viewer is in for, other than a horror movie.
Recommended The Movies: Based on the characters created by author Dominique Roulet, Claude Chabrol’s Inspector Lavardin films may be considerably lighter in tone and content than many of his darker suspense classics but they’re still good entertainment. Working more in the vein of Agatha Christie here than Alfred Hitchcock the two features compiled here (in addition to the two additional …
Recommended The Movie: Lucio Marcaccini’s only film, Hallucination Strip made in 1975, starts off as a fairly typical Italian cop picture but soon segues into something more unusual than that. The film follows a university student named Massimo Monaldi (Bud Cort) who is a politically minded type prone to attending protests and generally just getting into trouble.
A look at some DVDs scheduled to be released in the weeks ahead.
Recommended The Movie: Note: These screengrabs were taken from the film’s trailer on Youtube.
DVD, magazine celebrates 30 years since the broadcast of Hokuto no Ken TV anime
The first time I saw the trailer for The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (at the bottom), I was all in. I had absolutely no idea what the film was about. My only apprehension was that it was a Ben Stiller movie
DVD Talk Collector Series Reviewed by Glenn Erickson So, the Blu-ray finally comes out in Region A… In the 1995 crime comedy Get Shorty John Travolta plays Chili Palmer, a cheap hood with a secret life as a chronic film buff
Recommended Please Note: The screen shots used here are taken from the DVD portion of Approved for Adoption. The Movie: The 2012 French feature Approved for Adoption accomplishes the nifty hat trick of taking a specific, highly personal story and making it universal