DVD Reviews: Hitchcock Classics
NPR’s Bob Mondello reviews the DVD release of five Hitchcock classics that’ll scare the yell out of you for Halloween.
October 27, 2011
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NPR’s Bob Mondello reviews the DVD release of five Hitchcock classics that’ll scare the yell out of you for Halloween.
Warner Bros. is celebrating the 50th anniversary of “Ben-Hur” in a couple of different ways this October. The film was released on Blu-ray for the first time ever in a special edition anniversary box set
Every Tuesday, we shine a light on a few big, worthy or just plain weird DVD releases.
The ‘Jurassic Park’ trilogy finally reaches Blu-ray and ‘Captain America’ adds to the Marvel collection on home video in this week’s DVD and Blu-ray releases.
Estevez sets the table for Dad in the road film ‘The Way’
Halloween is a time for horror movies, but once you get past the Jasons and Freddys there isn’t a lot left when it comes to originality. Over the years, I have found that some of the most original efforts have been horror movies arriving on our shores from other countries. While it seems like the Hollywood system never gives us anything interesting in the realm of horror anymore, here are some …
When the studios talk about the movies they are opening for this holiday season, they really mean ho
Need your hoops fix during the NBA’s ongoing lockout? Forget that the league’s commissioner David Stern (center) canceled the first two weeks of the season. Get past the fact that mediation broke off between the players union and the owners.
We Were Here This film, about the AIDS crisis in San Francisco and the gay community’s response to it, is almost unbearably moving, a powerful documentary that documents this human catastrophe and the capacity of people…