New Nine Inch Nails DVD Coming?
Nine Inch Nails toured North America last summer alongside Soundgarden, and the two sold out a string of amphitheater shows
November 13, 2014
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Nine Inch Nails toured North America last summer alongside Soundgarden, and the two sold out a string of amphitheater shows
A Sydney start-up is aiming to revolutionise the way people watch movies over the internet with a legitimate peer-to-peer technology and a device that will stream movies in HD.
Recommended Audrey Rose Blu-ray Review Audrey Rose is a 1977 supernatural-horrordrama fromacclaimed filmmaker Robert Wise ( The Sound of Music , TheHaunting ).The film was released to mixed reviews upon release as it was comparedto TheExorcist (though not in a positive way by most: it wassuggested as a inspiredattempt at remaking or 'cashing-in' on the success of the film). The story of the film …
Rent It Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials and other sources, not the Blu-ray edition under review.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is now over.
A look at some DVDs scheduled to be released in the weeks ahead.
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)
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.