Recommended Though Marlon Brando first made his name both on stage and on the silver screen in A Streetcar Named Desire , there was a short interval between his final Broadway performance as Stanley Kowalski and the whir of 35mm cameras Read the entire review
Highly Recommended The Movie: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return to R-rated action movie stardom, his first starring role since his foray into politics, didn’t exactly set the box office on fire but 2013’s The Last Stand , directed by Korean filmmaker Je-woon Kim (the man behind the excellent I Saw The Devil ), was a ridiculously entertaining movie. With the home video release now upon us, hopefully …
Skip It You know how the home video rights to movies sometimes shuffle around from studio to studio.
Recommended “A 3,000-year old vampire wants to suck my blood must beThursday!” – Sookie  The Series:  I always look forward to a new season of True Blood arriving on Blu-ray.
Rent It THE FILM Please Note: The images used here are stills provided by director Hal Hartley’s Possible Films website, not the current Blu-ray edition under review. Writer/director Hal Hartley ( Henry Fool ), with his pictures’ eccentric ratios of cerebral, philosophically-minded intellectualism to wackiness and romance, is himself already something of an anomaly in the American-indie …
Recommended The Movie: The plot of The Burning isn’t all that original. Nor are the performances particularly amazing. The direction is mediocre and the sets are unoriginal – while the filmmakers claim they had the idea before Sean Cunningham made Friday The 13th , the film still feels like a rip-off
Highly Recommended Copacabana (1947) was comedian Groucho Marx’s first solo feature, made without brothers Chico and Harpo.
Highly Recommended Strictly Ballroom Blu-ray Review Click onan image to view the Blu-rayscreenshot with 1080p resolution Read the entire review
Rent It David Armstrong’s Pawn (2013) treads familiar territory…but more often than not, it stands out where it should fall back.
Recommended THE MOVIE: Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials and other sources, not the Blu-ray edition under review. See John Wayne fight a giant octopus! I mean, what more do you need to know before you’re sold on Wake of the Red Witch , a 1949 man’s adventure that throws the Duke into several scenarios unique to his filmography