Recommended Yeah, yeah, everybody knows that you don't have to trek all the way down to Texas for a chainsaw massacre. What you didn't know is that you can get the Sawyers' same flavor of cannibalistic finger food closer to home too. [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] Read the entire review
Highly Recommended The Railway Man Blu-ray Review The Railway Man is an evocative,intelligent, andwell made dramatic film based upon the real life story told by EricLomax inhis published autobiography.
Highly Recommended Radio Days Blu-ray Review Radio Days is easily one of Allen's mostambitiousfilms. It is also one of the most nostalgic films ever made (regardlessoffilmmaker)
Recommended The Movie: Produced by Roger Corman and directed by Jack Hill (under the pseudonym of Brian Stuart and the last film he's directed to date), 1982's Sorceress follows two twins, Mira and Mara (Leigh Harris and her twin sister Lynette respectively) who, as children, were to be sacrificed to the dark god Caligara, worshipped by their father, Traigon (Roberto Ballesteros), a sorcerer …
Recommended Everyone's done plenty of stupid things despite the fear of being caught, but Michel (Martin LaSalle) just happens to do such things for a living. He's a pickpocket by trade; first by himself, then—after his arrest and subsequent release, due to lack of evidence—with a pair of highly skilled thieves (Henri Kassagi and Pierre Etaix). Aside from the thrill of his dangerous …
Highly Recommended It's hardly just another movie. Parts like the leading role of Audra come around once in a lifetime, and that's if you're lucky. Samantha Sherwood (Samantha Eggar) fought like hell to get her hands on the film rights to the legendary play, and she's willing to go to whatever extreme lengths are necessary to see it done justice
Highly Recommended Fairy Tail – Part 11 – Blu-ray Review Fairy Tail is an action-adventure-comedyseries whichfollows a group of wizards who are all a part of the popular andrenowned FairyTail guild, where magic beings  withspecial gifts all work together on various jobs and missions for thenon-magicfolk of the world – and these talented people work as one to face enemyguilds (thetype who …
Recommended Conceived as a three-hour roadshow but shorn of an hour by its disenchanted director prior to its release, Billy Wilder's The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970) in its 125-minute form was met with mixed reviews and tepid box-office.
Recommended The Movie: “A woman's laugh is very often a mating call.” – Stanley Krown (William Holden) in Forever Female . Paramount's 1953 production Forever Female is an enjoyable spin on themes already explored in All About Eve
Recommended Marty (1955) was the little film that could, an almost-art film reportedly produced as a tax write-off that ended up winning four major Academy Awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Adapted Screenplay) while earning rentals ten times its modest ($350,000) cost.