Highly Recommended Stormy Weather Blu-ray Review Stormy Weather is a song-and-dance musicalfeaturinga cast that is entirely made up of famous African American performers.It is oneof the few classic Hollywood films to feature an entirely AfricanAmerican castand a good production budget by a major studio (one of the otherrarities thatexisted around the time-period being Cabin in the Sky …
Rent It THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. I felt kind of sick watching The Captive , which tells the fictional story of a nine-year-old girl who is kidnapped and forced into sexual servitude.
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Highly Recommended “I just want to meet a guy I like as much as you. Is that too much to ask?” [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] Paige (Gillian Jacobs) and Sasha Read the entire review
Movies a distraction for remote plunder British hacker Stephen Tomkinson has found two Blu-Ray-borne attacks.…
Rent It I'll say this, Guy Who Designed the Artwork for Dark Haul : you did your job, and you did it well. It's probably been twenty years since I last picked up a new release just because I was entranced by its cover art.
Rent It The Movie: Albert Pyun is best known for directing action and sci-fi pictures like Cyborg with Jean Claude Van Damme but in 1986 he made Dangerously Close , a strange tale of youth gone wild. It's a strange film to be sure, one that seems far more concerned with technique and style than with narrative substance, but it's an interesting film to revisit almost thirty years after it debuted …
Seventy-five percent of movies earn a net loss during their run in theaters.
Recommended Olive Films' concurrent Blu-ray release of Roger Corman's The Wild Angels (1966) unexpectedly turned this reviewer's opinion around, from what had been perceived as a merely shrewd if laughable exploitation picture to something far more influential and artful. The same can't be said of Richard Rush's Psych-Out (1968), another AIP feature geared for the drive-in market.
Recommended The Movie: Directed by Roger Corman in 1962 after finding some serious box office success with earlier Edgar Allan Poe adaptations, Tales Of Terror takes on three of the renowned author's short stories.