Summer Ghost Blu-ray Review
An engaging anime short film from gifted illustrator loundraw produced by his new studio, Summer Ghost hints at greatness in the future.
Author: Christopher Zabel
Christopher Zabel has moderated the AVSForum's Picture Quality Tiers for the last decade. A videophile with a real passion for genre films and quality filmmaking, personal favorites include everything from Fight Club to 2001: A Space Odyssey. A firm believer in physical media, his ever-growing film collection has begun threatening the space-time continuum with its enormous mass.
You Can’t Kill Meme Blu-ray Review
A dry, haggard documentary, You Can't Kill Meme takes a potentially fun topic about Internet memes and runs off the rails.
Nick Cave: 20,000 Days on Earth Blu-ray Review
An absorbing, introspective peek into Nick Cave's life and creative process by the man himself, staged more as high-flying performance art than your standard music documentary.
Satan’s Little Helper Blu-ray Review
Jeff Lieberman's cult gem Satan's Little Helper is an off-kilter horror film with deliciously wicked taste.
Two Witches Blu-ray Review
Sinister witches dish out chilling frights in Two Witches, this oddly conjoined indie film of two vastly different stories.
The Deer King Blu-ray Review
Masashi Ando's The Deer King shows his Studio Ghibli influences but falls far short of the legendary animation house's standards.
Orphan: First Kill Blu-ray Review
Esther returns in this tightly scripted prequel, Orphan: First Kills, which brings Isabelle Fuhrman back.
The Necro Files Blu-ray Review
Trashy VHS zombie madness, The Necro Files sticks out for ludicrous "special" effects and its horny zombie motif.
Superman & Lois: Season Two Blu-ray Review
Bizarro arrives on the scene as Superman & Lois soars in this imaginative second season.
Post Mortem Blu-ray Review
Creepy and haunting, Post Mortem is a well-done atmospheric ghost chiller from Europe set during World War I.
Cinematographer Blu-ray Review
An engaging documentary delving into the professional and personal life of Hollywood cinematographer Donald M. Morgan.
Cool World Blu-ray Review
A box office flop starring a young Brad Pitt and a sultry Kim Basinger, the Roger Rabbit-inspired Cool World mixes animation and live-action for an interesting failure.