The Ticket James (Dan Stevens), who has been blind for most of his life, wakes up one morning to find that his tumor has shrunk and his eyesight is restored. … Read More
What’s Out on Blu-ray 5/16/2017: Beyond the Gates, Willard, Ben
Beyond the Gates Gordon (Graham Skipper) returns to his hometown to help his estranged brother John (Chase Williamson) pack up their father’s VHS video store after he goes missing and … Read More
What’s Out on Blu-ray 3/21/2017: Multiple Maniacs, Firestarter
Firestarter This is the adaptation of the early Stephen King novel of the same name. A little girl and her father are hunted by a government agency that experimented on … Read More
What’s Out on Blu-ray 1/31/2017: Poltergeist II and Poltergeist III Collector’s Editions
Poltergeist II Enough decades have passed that for many who have seen the Poltergeist films, but not recently, a lot of the events and plot elements can blur together. I … Read More
What’s Out on Blu-ray 12/13/2016: Dreamscape, Black Christmas
Dreamscape Alex Gardner (Dennis Quaid) is a psychic that uses his powers to cheat at horse racing. A group of scientists (played by actors including Max Von Sydow and Kate … Read More
Blu-ray Review – Dead Ringers, Rabid
Dead Ringers – Available Nov 15th Elliot and Beverly (both Jeremy Irons) are identical twins and gynecologists who have had a lifelong obsession with biology and human anatomy. Elliot, the … Read More
Blu-ray Review – Men & Chicken
Men & Chicken After the death of their father, Elias (Mads Mikkelsen, Hannibal, though I can assure you this role is as far from that as possible) and Gabriel (David … Read More
Blu-ray Review: What We Become
What We Become We open with a picturesque suburban neighborhood in Denmark, Sorgenfri, in northern Copenhagen, where the Johansens and their two children are enjoying a block party on a … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 Festival Film Review – Elle
Elle Michele, a wealthy business woman in France, is attacked and brutally raped in her home. She decides against calling the police for personal reasons and instead handles the issue … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 Festival Film Review – The Handmaiden
The Handmaiden Handmaiden is such a spider’s web of Hitchcockian paranoia, twists, and intrigue that there is no way to discuss the plot without spoilers; which is the absolute last … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 Festival Film Review – Arrival
Arrival For the last several years we’ve had this trend of a really compelling ‘not too distant future’ science fiction film being released in the fall/early winter. It started with … Read More
What’s Out on Blu-ray 10/04/2016: The Wailing, Fender Bender
The Wailing On the outskirts of a small South Korean village, a mysterious Japanese man moves into a cabin in the woods. Shortly thereafter, an affliction begins to befall some … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 Festival Film Review – Faultless
Faultless Constance’s luck in Paris has run out. She finds herself homeless, blacklisted from her career in the real estate industry, and out of other options. She moves back to … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 Festival Film Review – Dearest Sister
Dearest Sister A young woman named Nok is brought from her village to the city to help take care of her cousin Ana by Ana’s European husband. Ana is suffering … Read More