There are some amazing classic American horror films being re-released on Blu-ray today, and they have collectively earned the title as our Recommendation of the Week. New Release: Night Moves – (Blu-ray and DVD) They Came Together – (Blu-ray, DVD and Instant) Draft Day – (Blu-ray, DVD and Instant) For No Good Reason – (Blu-ray […]
Delightfully comedic and visually stunning, Nebraska offers an emotionally complex glimpse into a son’s relationship with his father, and his father’s quest to validate his long and arduous journey through life. Nebraska opens on a stoic Woody Grant (Bruce Dern) walking, seemingly without aim, down the shoulder of a highway. Picked up by a helpful […]
Infamous Danish director Lars Von Trier is set to make a return to television for the first time since his 1994 series, The Kingdom. Known for his beautifully stylistic films, Von Trier is set to write and direct the new series tentatively called, The House that Jack Built. Another in an ever-growing population of high-end television dramas, […]
I find it interesting that Pierce Brosnan would play a character codenamed The November Man. When you consider the fact that three of the four Bond films he starred in were released in November, as was the video game Everything or Nothing, which marked Brosnan’s last appearance as Bond (depending on which console you bought it […]
In what is certainly one of the more creative kidnapping movies, Life of Crime delivers intrigue, snappy dialogue and a loveable cast of comedically inclined actors. Mickey Dawson (Jennifer Aniston) finds herself in the midst of a loveless relationship. Her alcoholic, real estate developer husband, Frank (Tim Robbins) and her “Stepford wife” existence begin to […]
Doctor Strange is the next major Marvel property to get a cinematic adaptation and an actor is required to play the Sorcerer Supreme. A few days ago it was believed that Boardwalk Empire actor Jack Huston was in line for the role. But sources close to Collider have revealed that there was no truth in […]
Featured in this week’s DISCussion, we have decided to review the Criterion Edition of Shohei Imamura’s Vengeance is Mine. Twisted and dark, Shohei Imamura’s Vengeance is Mine is the candid portrait of a Japanese serial killer’s rampage, and is every bit as cold-blooded as its anti-hero. Based on the book of the same name, which is […]
