National Film Registry Review: Days of Wine and Roses
"They are not long, the days of wine and roses." Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick give vivid and powerful performances as couple caught in the grips of alcoholism.
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A Hidden Life
What do you do when you know the leaders of your country are evil? You either join the evil and spread the lies like millions of other Germans did during the Nazi regime or you resist no matter the consequences.
Twin Peaks Z To A Walk Through of Twin Peaks
It is happening again. Twin Peaks Z to A was released over the holidays. Is it worth the price tag? Check out our walk through and decide for yourself.
Midsommar A Winter Watch Of Summer Horror
Midsommar was the talk of the Summer and now it's on Blu-ray just in time for Winter. Our thoughts on Ari Aster's latest horror movie.
Horror At Christmas With I Trapped The Devil
I Trapped the Devil may not bring joy to the world, but it will scare you enough to grab on to the person next to you and that's never a bad thing. Our review of the Christmas horror movie.
Martin Scorsese, The National Film Registry, And Office Space
The National Film Registry adds 25 movies every year to its list. There are currently around 750 entries on the list. We plan to review, analyze, and throw out our thoughts. Join in in the conversation.
Art of the Dead Deals In Paintings, Sins, And Horror
Our thoughts and review of Mahal Empire Productions, the production company behind Bus Party to Hell, newest horror movie Art of the Dead.
It’s Not Aquaman, It’s Man From Atlantis
Warner Archive's Man from Atlantis is a blast from the past and pretty fun too
The Comedy Stylings Of An American Werewolf In London
Arrow Video just released An American Werewolf in London on Blu-ray with a 4K restoration of the movie. Check out our thoughts and review.
The Dead Center Arrives on Blu-Ray From Arrow Video
Arrow Video releases the horror of The Dead Center on Blu-ray. We did a quick little review of the movie.