DVD Review: Hey Arnold! – Collector’s Edition
Nickelodeon was the first cable television channel for children, launched in 1979 and based in New York City. It wasn’t until 1995 when the signature …
Blu-ray Review: Barton Fink (1991)
Joel and Ethan Coen have entertained film audiences for over 35 years by exploring the dark psyche of man in a wide variety of …
Blu-ray Review: The Don is Dead (1973)
I first saw The Don is Dead a couple of years ago, after coming across an old copy at a vintage market. Now this …
Blu-ray Review: Ray Harryhausen – Ultimate Collection
Stop-motion animation has become an all-but-lost art form in today’s digital landscape. While some filmmakers insert small sequences of the tangible special effect into their …
DVD Review: Amazing Stories (TV 1985-1987)
Ten years after directing the first ‘Summer Blockbuster’ Steven Spielberg was not only at the top of his game, he was a brand whose name …
DVD Review: Carroll Baker – The Paramount Collection
I first saw Carroll Baker in Kindergarten Cop when I was far too young to be watching it. She played criminal matriarch, Eleanor Crisp, mother …
DVD Review: Dirk Bogarde Collection Vol 2
While the surname is similar, I wouldn’t say Dirk Bogarde is the UK’s answer to Humphrey Bogart. Unlike the rough exterior of ‘Bogie’, not to …
Blu-ray Review: Inner Sanctum Mysteries – The Complete Film Series
Lon Chaney Jr. passed away at age 67 in 1973; relatively pre-mature compared to the many stars who continue to work into their 90s nowadays, …
Review: Wrong Turn (2021)
I still remember quite vividly watching the original Wrong Turn in late 2003, while enjoying that aimless gap between finishing high school and getting a …
Blu-ray Review: Dingo (1991)
Following the inaugural release of The Last Wave under Umbrella Entertainment’s new sub-label, Sunburnt Screens, another obscure classic has finally been given an HD treatment. …