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Matt Hough Down Three Dark Streets Blu-ray Review [IMG] Arnold Laven’s FBI-based docudrama Down Three Dark Streets combines investigations of...
Matt Hough Five Steps to Danger Blu-ray Review [IMG] A cat-and-mouse thriller turns interestingly into a Cold War espionage tale in Henry S....
Neil Middlemiss The Handmaid's Tale Season One Blu-ray Review [IMG] Politically poignant, The Handmaid’s Tale is compelling, heartbreaking,...
Matt Hough Casanova Brown Blu-ray Review [IMG] An amiable comedy of miscommunication with delightful stars and touches of screwball comedy...
Matt Hough Along Came Jones Blu-ray Review [IMG] A case of mistaken identity fuels the comedy hijinks in Stuart Heisler’s comic adventure...
Matt Hough Raw Deal (1948) Blu-ray Review [IMG] Anthony Mann’s Raw Deal is another in his brilliant series of films noir offering breathtaking...
Matt Hough Wuthering Heights (1970) Blu-ray Review [IMG] Emily Bronte’s Gothic romance returns to the screen in Robert Fuest’s 1970 version of...
Matt Hough The Hospital Blu-ray Review [IMG] A chaotic comedy of errors courtesy of the satirical pen of playwright Paddy Chayefsky, Arthur...
Matt Hough Alice (1990) Blu-ray Review [IMG] Woody Allen takes another stab at surreal character exploration with Alice, a sort of kissing...
Matt Hough Tomorrow Is Forever Blu-ray Review [IMG] A pre-World War II domestic melodrama with fathers and sons and a mother caught in the...
Matt Hough Bananas Blu-ray Review [IMG] It may be haphazard and fundamentally absurd, but Woody Allen’s Bananas still packs a massive comedy...
Matt Hough Sayonara Blu-ray Review [IMG] A measuredly-paced look at interracial romantic entanglements amid the bigotry of the post-World War...
Matt Hough He Walked by Night: Special Edition Blu-ray Review [IMG] He Walked by Night brings a slightly modified true crime story to the...
Matt Hough Wild Bill Blu-ray Review [IMG] As with so many legendary personalities from the Old West, it’s hard to separate fact from fiction...
Arthur Penn's 1962 The Miracle Worker, the tale of the young Helen Keller, was an extraordinary achievement upon release, and has lost none of its...
Richard Gallagher Lawman Blu-ray Review [IMG] Lawman is an intelligent and violent adult western that features outstanding performances by...
Matt Hough Play Dirty Blu-ray Review [IMG] André De Toth’s Play Dirty comes off as a poor man’s The Dirty Dozen complete with a squad of...
When I initially received Wild Bill, a new Twilight Times release on Blu-ray, I though it might be a new documentary on William Wellman. Turned...
Last time it was reported, apparently Apple and Amazon joined the Bond 25 bidding war to fight for the rights to the James Bond franchise, and it...
Twilight Time's new Blu-ray of Woody Allen's September, is derived from a quality transfer. A superb cast, and an interesting take on love, the...
Hour of the Gun, produced in 1967, and directed by John Sturges, is an interesting film. It's a sequel to another film directed by Mr. Sturges, a...
Like most Arrow releases, A Fish Called Wanda, is a quality affair. Director Charles Crichton, worked, early in his career, as an editor, out of...
Matt Hough Hour of the Gun Blu-ray Review [IMG] A meat-and-potatoes western dealing with the extended aftermath of the gunfight at the O.K....
Matt Hough September Blu-ray Review [IMG] Filmed and almost completed and then scrapped, partially rewritten, and recast in three major roles,...
