The Lighthouse: Movie Review
Director Robert Eggers sophomore feature film, “The Lighthouse” is unlike anything I have seen in recent years. Much like his debut with 2015’s “The Witch”, this is [...]
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Advance Screening of LAST CHRISTMAS in South Miami!
You can win an admit-two pass to see an advance screening of LAST CHRISTMAS on Tuesday, November 5th @ AMC Sunset Place 24 Theater, South Miami, Fl. (7:30pm) Kate (Emilia [...]
Advance Screening of MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN in South Miami!
You can score admit-two passes to see an advance screening of MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN on Wednesday, October 30th @ AMC Sunset Place 24, South Miami, Florida (7:30pm) Lionel [...]
The Lion King (2019): Blu-Ray Review
Arriving this week on Blu-ray is the 2019 remake of “The Lion King”. I know many people call it a live-action remake, but it’s still animated, just in a completely [...]
The Omen Collection (Deluxe Edition): Blu-Ray Review
Arriving this week on Blu-ray is the beautifully packaged Deluxe Edition of “The Omen” Collection, courtesy of Scream Factory. Prior to the 1980’s, horror franchises [...]
Toy Story 4: Blu-Ray Review
Available this week on Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD is the fourth installment of the highly successful “Toy Story” franchise. This is easily one of Pixar’s best properties [...]
Joker: Movie Review
Joaquin Phoenix shines bright as the title character in Todd Phillips surprisingly dull Joker origin story. There have been several different variations of Gotham’s clown [...]
Gremlins: 4K Ultra HD Review
Just in time for the film’s 35th anniversary, Warner Bros. is releasing Joe Dante’s 1984 classic “Gremlins” on 4K Ultra HD. I have always been a fan of both [...]
Hellraiser & Hellbound: Hellraiser II (Special Edition) Blu-Ray Reviews
In 2016, Arrow Video released the beautifully packaged “Hellraiser: Scarlet Box Trilogy” set. It came with new 2K remasters of the first three films plus tons of extras, [...]
Vampires (Collector’s Edition): Blu-Ray Review
Although he only directed two more feature films after 1998’s “Vampires”, neither of them I consider watchable. In my opinion, John Carpetner’s “Vampires” is the [...]
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