Warner Archive has, once again, dug into their Allied Artists library for another genre favorite, Bert Gordon’s 1957, The Cyclops. Although it stars James Craig and Gloria Talbott* , the film features a fan favorite — Lon Chaney, Jr., here being billed simply as Lon Chaney. The film was shot […]
Weekly RoundUp 9-25-2018
Where to find the Best Deals on Movies & TV Shows on 4k/UHD, Blu-ray and DVD… The Features – Solo: A Star Wars Story – 2018 – The Trip to Bountiful – 1986 – A Raisin in the Sun – 1961 – The Day of the Jackal – 1973 […]
Rapid Fire Blu-ray Review (Twilight Time)
Rapid Fire is Brandon Lee’s first starring role in an American film, and though the story is thin, Lee has the charisma and martial arts prowess to make it work. The film is more notable for the potential that Lee shows in it rather than anything actually offered onscreen, but […]
Deep Throat (1972) (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder
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Won’t You Be My Neighbor? DVD Review
Many think they know the life story of Fred Rogers, the creator of PBS’ Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood, but Morgan Neville’s documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Shows a great deal of what went on behind the scenes and dispels many of the urban legends.
Klipsch Refreshes ‘Reference Premiere’ Speakers
Following on from the company’s announcement of upgrades to its ‘Reference’ Series speakers last month, Klipsch has also launched a new ‘Reference Premiere’ series of speakers. Klipsch says that the all-new line is an enhanced and second-generation version of the company’s existing Reference Premiere series speakers and has been expanded […]
Notes On Hammer Titles On DVD and/or Missing From Blu
I just pulled out my DVD of Hammer’s PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER last night and watched it through, finding it an eminently entertaining film with a very good transfer. Well-acted, great cast, nice music score, pleasant visuals, etc. And wow, Christopher Lee looks great in black! Tonight I will listen […]
Sangaree 3D Blu-ray Review
A post-Revolutionary War melodrama that’s more ornate than dramatic, Edward Ludwig’s Sangaree has an opulent production, gorgeous leading actors, and 3D as a primary selling point.
Epson Announces Home Cinema 4010 4K PRO-UHD Projector
Epson, has introduced the Home Cinema 4010 4K PRO-UHD Projector with HDR for less than $2,000 MSRP. The 4010 is the second projector to leverage Epson’s new, proprietary 4K PRO-UHD technology, an improved version of Epson’s advanced pixel-shifting, resolution-enhancement. The unit features a DCI-P3 color gamut, high dynamic range and […]
VIZIO Introduces Premium Home Theater Sound Systems with Atmos
VIZIO has announced availability and pricing of new 2018 ‘Home Theater Sound Systems with Dolby Atmos’. The VIZIO Home Theater Sound Systems with Dolby Atmos are available in three configurations and will feature independent upward-firing speakers enabling up to 10 channels of sound ‘from every direction.’ The VIZIO 36” 5.1.2 […]
Cinerama Dome’s 55th Birthday is November 7th
For those who might live or be in LA soon Arclight Cinemas and the Cinerama Dome will be celebrating the Dome’s 55th Birthday with some 7PM roadshow screenings. See dates & titles on websites below. Two shows will have some special guests appear, “HTWWW” & “Mad World”. All will be […]
Ocean’s Eight UHD Review
More a sequel than an actual reboot, Ocean’s Eight has Danny’s younger sister taking up the torch after being released from prison.
A few words about…™ Solo: A Star Wars Story — in 4k UHD Blu-ray
Solo: A Star Wars Story, reminds me of any series of young teen or YA books that keep on coming, as there’s a perceived audience for them, but with evermore tired storylines, and little imagination. Disney’s latest Star Wars project, Solo, directed by Ron Howard is a gorgeously mounted production, […]
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom UHD Review
As ridiculous as it is, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is more like a two-hour amusement park ride, fun and thrilling while it lasts, but rather forgettable once the ride is over.
The Day of the Jackal – Blu-ray Review
Despite the box office and Oscar winning success of A Man for All Seasons (1966), it would be several years before director Fred Zinnemann got behind the camera for another film, owing to issues with money and the decaying Hollywood studio system, which abruptly axed his next project – an […]
HTF Blu-Ray Review Horrors of Malformed Men (Highly Recommended – with Qualifications)
Terou Iishi’s intentionally provocative and unsettling adaptation of Edogawa Rampo’s The Strange Tale of Panorama Island plays like a cross between Erle Kenton’s Island of Lost Souls and Tod Browning’s West of Zanzibar. Horrors of Malformed Men, brought to us in a beautiful transfer by Arrow films is another example of unpredictable […]