While there are not too many new releases this week, we have a plethora of fantastic re-releases. From John Carpenter’s thrilling Escape From New York, to Jean Renoir’s visually resplendent The River, all the way down the cinematic “drain” to the cult classic The Toxic Avenger, these older films are the stars of the show. Unable to pass […]
We have just had a HUGE weekend for trailers. First up, the Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim lead to some major release info, hints, spoilers, interviews, and more. The biggest drop of the weekend was, without a doubt (a bit of doubt), the newest Star Wars: The Force Awakens teaser. Words fail to convey the gravity of the video, […]
1972’s The Offence is the latest movie to get the re-release treatment for Eukera Entertainment’s Masters of Cinema series. A dark psychological drama that was a pet project for its star Sean Connery. Connery stars as Detective Sergeant Johnson, a veteran of 20 years in the police who snaps after investigating a sexual assault on a […]
Getting older is no easy task in our current society. We are told through the media and advertisements that youth is coveted by all. Aging is considered the enemy. If you are someone in their forties, there are certain societal pressures as to where one is supposed to be in life. It is within this […]
The Wonder Woman adaptation at Warner Bros. has taken a while to get off the ground, due to changing directors who have expressed “creative differences” with the studio. The project received attention when Warner Bros. announced that actress Gal Gadot had landed the coveted title role. There was plenty of online commentary on whether a relative […]
We had a relatively close race this week between Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook, and David Cronenberg’s Maps to the Stars, but after much deliberation, The Babadook claims the title of Recommendation of the Week. New Release The Babadook – (Blu-ray, DVD and Instant/Netflix) Maps to the Stars – (Blu-ray, DVD and Instant) Big Eyes – (Blu-ray, DVD and Instant) […]
Based on the well-known and much publicized true story of Maria Altman, an elderly Jewish refugee, who along with her young attorney E. Randol Schoenberg, fought the Austrian government tooth and nail for nearly ten years in an effort to get back a painting that was originally stolen by the Nazis before the start of […]
