New on DVD and Blu-ray, Oct. 23 Vampire Hunter” (2012), “Booley” (2010), “Breaking and Entering” (2010), “Cargo” (2011), “Claustrophobia” (2011), “Conned” (2010), “Crooked Arrows” (2012), “Dropping Evil” (2012), “Esposito” (2011), “Fanny, Annie & Danny” (2010), “Fatherless” (2011), “Fear and Desire” (1953), “Freight” (2010), “From Beneath” (2012), “Gerrymandering” (2010), “Gringo” (2012), “The …
Mark Millar gives an update from the London set of ‘Kick-Ass 2.’
Today, dear readers, I complete my primary set of horror film lists for Halloween. But don’t worry, I’ll have another couple of lists for you later this month, just in case you still need a final few recommendations. For now, though, it’s time to end this nine-day run of lists by giving you the top comedy horror movies ever made!
VideoTime to add yet another list frightening films to my ongoing “best-of” Halloween horror movie countdown.
When the beloved humorist and filmmaker Nora Ephron died in June, many of her fans were surprised to learn that her directing debut, 1992’s “This Is My Life,’’ hadn’t been available on video since the VHS era. I suggested that this film, and a couple of other Ephron-related…
Mudslinging in swing states is nothing new– but one Treasure Coast couple says a documentary-style DVD sent to them stoops to a new low, showing nude images of the President’s mother.
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.
Which movies to see this weekend, Oct .19 The latest edition of the Roxie Theater’s annual celebration of all that is noir and noirish kicks off Friday with a 20th anniversary screening of Quentin Tarantino’s “Reservoir Dogs,” playing alongside one of its principal inspirations, the little-known 1971 “Day of the Wolves.” Cumulatively, what you get is what you get from noir, only in an updated …
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 …