The Skeleton of Mrs. Morales Blu-ray Review
Dark, satirical comedy takes the lead in The Skeleton of Mrs. Morales, leading to an unforgettable finale that brings the themes together.
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Brother Can You Spare a Dime? Blu-ray Review
Compelling Montage of Great Depression Clips Director Philippe Mora crafts an unusual but interesting project put together from an array of unrelated newsreels and film clips, all taken from …
Beyond Atlantis Blu-ray Review
Beyond Boredom Beyond Atlantis takes place on an island paradise, somewhere near the Philippines, where coral blossom. Shot in 1973, it’s depressing to think that coral probably isn’t there …
The Miracle Worker (1979) Blu-ray Review
Patty Duke Returns to the Gripping Story of Helen Keller Patty Duke returned to the property that made her a household name (and the youngest Oscar winner in history) …
Topper Takes a Trip Blu-ray Review
Ghostly Travels A romantic melee fills this easy going sequel. Topper Takes a Trip loses Cary Grant from the first Topper – Grant’s good deeds landed him a spot …
Topper Returns Blu-ray Review
Topping Off “I’m not supposed to think. I’m from city hall!” shouts a beguiled detective, trying to sort out a murder mystery. That’s Topper Returns’ humor on full display, …
Television’s Lost Classics: Volume Two Blu-ray Review
Early Pre-Trek William Shatner Television Appearance Four rare pilots, including a lost episode of Nero Wolfe starring a young William Shatner, comprise VCI Entertainment’s second volume of television episodes …
Blood and Black Lace (VCI) Blu-ray Review
VCI Tackles Mario Bava’s Blood and Black Lace In A New Transfer Mario Bava’s giallo classic receives yet another home video release on Blu-ray, this time courtesy of VCI …
Don’t Open The Door Blu-ray Review
More Seventies Grindhouse Fodder From S.F. Brownrigg The name S.F. Brownrigg may not ring an immediate bell for most people, even horror fans. Brownrigg was a regional filmmaker in …
Don’t Look In The Basement Blu-ray Review
Bloody Seventies Grindhouse From S.F. Brownrigg The name S.F. Brownrigg may not ring an immediate bell for most people, even horror fans. Brownrigg was a regional filmmaker in Texas …
Television’s Lost Classics Volume One Blu-ray Review
Early John Cassavetes Performances On Television The Golden Age of television in the 1950s produced iconic hits like I Love Lucy and Leave It To Beaver which everyone knows from …
Bruce’s Deadly Fingers Blu-ray Review
Bruce Running Wild Trashy as it is fascinating, Bruce’s Deadly Fingers is an odd cultural artifact, the golden age of martial arts cinema’s death throes after the passing of …