Ghostbusters: Afterlife attempts, and mostly succeeds, in re-invigorating the franchise by relying on fan service nostalgia, perhaps too much.
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McIntosh unveils two solid wood amplifier stands
McIntosh has announced the availability this month in the US and Canada of two amplifier stands, the AS125 ($3,000) and AS901 ($3,500), both of which are designed for the company’s own products. The less expensive of the two, the AS125, is primed for use with a number of McIntosh’s own …
Black Magic (1949) Blu-ray Review
Gregory Ratoff’s Black Magic offers Orson Welles a showy starring role as the 18th century mesmerist Cagliostro in a lavish production with a strong supporting cast which can now be seen in ClassicFlix’s recently restored Blu-ray release.
Sony introduces budget 2.1 soundbar system
Sony has announced April availability of the HT-S400 2.1-channel soundbar with included wireless subwoofer, slated to retail for $299.99. The new product promises to deliver a “powerful audio experience” with S-Force PRO Front Surround tech onboard, clear dialogue features and a 330W power output. “Delivering a powerful cinematic experience is …
Weekly RoundUp 2-1-2022
Where to find the Best Deals on Movies & TV Shows on 4k/UHD, Blu-ray and DVD… The Features – Written on the Wind – 1956 – Ghostbusters: Afterlife – 2021 – The Great Moment – 1944 – Clifford the Big Red Dog – 2021 …
Antlers Blu-ray review
Antlers is a dark and somber horror affair with impressive dramatic pedigree. Horror master Guillermo Del Toro is amongst the list of producers, which signals a promising production, and I’d say that promise is mostly delivered. The film succeeds ins creating a brooding mood, carrying tension in the production design …
Stage Fright (1950) Blu-ray Review
Not considered by certain Alfred Hitchcock scholars as among his best work, Stage Fright is worthy of some reconsideration with a top cast of stars and a more-than-gripping story of murder and its subsequent investigation.
The Accused (1949) – Blu-ray Review
Prior to arriving in Hollywood in 1930, William Dieterle worked as an actor and director in Germany during the 1920’s until the deteriorating political climate led him to emigrate. First finding work acting in German language versions of films made by Warner Bros. – including playing Captain Ahab in the …
Song of the Thin Man Blu-ray Review
The wonderful era of Nick and Nora Charles comes to a fitting close in Edward Buzzell’s Song of the Thin Man, not the best film in the series but one which upholds the quality that was otherwise unmatched in other studios’ long-running movie mysteries.
Weekly RoundUp 1-25-2022
Where to find the Best Deals on Movies & TV Shows on 4k/UHD, Blu-ray and DVD… The Features – The Piano – 1993 – American Rust – 2021 – Stage Fright – 1950 – Blood for Dracula – 1974 – Black Magic – 1949 – Eyes of Fire – …