“Shut up, you soppy tart, those things are zombies,†barks Alan Ford’s pensioner, Ray, in this vigorous slasher, which lampoons and lionises London’s East End in equal measure.
Very polished and smart 20-minute slices of award-winning sitcom, presented in mockumentary style, featuring three well-heeled families: a gay couple (Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet), the Dunphy family (led by Julie Brown’s stoical mother) and the Pritchetts (Ed O’Neill and Sofia Vergara).
A DVD claiming that what the public knows about US President Barack Obama’s early life is false is being sent to voters in swing states.
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W yatt Werner, the man behind Boise Classic Movies, dreamed of opening his own laid-back theater after he moved here from Oregon six years ago.
New on DVD and Blu-ray, Oct. 19 When the patriarch kills a neighbor, the family members become, by ancient custom, prisoners in their own home. Europe’s Most Wanted The “Madagascar” films have never been realistic, or moved at a snail’s pace, but this speed-freaking latest installment – in which our anthropomorphic Zoo Yorkers swim from Africa to France – is frenetic to the point of incoherence …
I hate scary movies. Well, that’s not completely accurate.
Pioneer announced a new Blu-ray drive this week. The BDR-2208 will be the fastest drive available on the market—an internal 15x Blu-ray burner—and offers small businesses a cost-effective means of backing up and archiving important data.
Alright, dear readers, the Halloween movie list fun is about to kick into high gear. So far, I’ve named the greatest slashers, ghosts, monsters, and cult films ever made. Now comes a biggie — the greatest sci-fi horror films of all time!
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 17 — I have been housebound for the last two weeks…