Even though I’ve long since stopped being a teenager, sometimes I am still in the mood for a teen comedy. The High Schooler’s Guide To College Parties tells the tale … Read More
DVD Review – “The Rolling Stones: Ole’ Ole’ Ole’!”
Eagle Rock Entertainment continues its run of top notch home video releases with “The Rolling Stones: Ole’ Ole’ Ole’ !” This 2 hour plus documentary follows the legendary band on … Read More
DVD Review: All Governments Lie: Truth Deception, And The Spirit Of I.F. Stone
I’ve always believed that governments somewhat routinely play with or ignore the truth. But I’m not sure any leader has lied with such unfailing consistency as does the current occupier … Read More
DVD Review: Teenage Ghost Punk
Teenage Ghost Punk is a quirky combination of comedy, supernatural suspense and teen love story. It’s about a divorced mother who moves with her two children to another town in … Read More
DVD Review: Mia Madre
Mia Madre is a wonderful and emotionally engaging film about a woman who must balance her time between work and her ailing mother, both of which often feel out of … Read More
Blu-ray/DVD Review: Bloodrunners
Bloodrunners is an unusual horror film that takes place just before the end of Prohibition, in a town with a corrupt police force, a brothel, and a speakeasy that is … Read More
DVD Review: Slasher.com
Slasher.com is a horror film about a couple who, on their first date, rent a cabin for the weekend from a strange family in rural Missouri. It stars Ben Kaplan … Read More
DVD Review: Kikoriki: Legend Of The Golden Dragon
Kikoriki: Legend Of The Golden Dragon is an animated feature film about a group of friends who work to help Wally after he uses a new invention to add some … Read More
DVD Review: The Brand New Testament
If the news here in the U.S. is getting you down, you are far from alone. We have to take breaks from the horror show that is the Trump administration … Read More
DVD Review: Mountain
Mountain is a compelling film about a young Orthodox Jewish woman who lives with her husband and children at the edge of the Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives, … Read More
DVD Review: Joe Bullet
The story of the film Joe Bullet is at least as interesting as the film itself. It was shot in 1971, one of the first South African films to feature … Read More
DVD Review: Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict
The Guggenheim family name will be forever tied to the art world, in no small part due to the activities of the black sheep of the family, Peggy Guggenheim, the … Read More
Film Review: LONDON TOWN
The biggest problem with Derrick Borte’s London Town is the unfortunate timing. A coming of age story about a young boy from the United Kingdom, hopelessly in love with an … Read More
DVD Review: Jim Jarmusch’s doc about The Stooges, “Gimme Danger”
The new documentary, Gimme Danger, is a brisk and entertaining look at the history of the seminal Detroit rock band, The Stooges, who are often credited with laying the sonic groundwork … Read More