Contract Killer, Cautious Cabbie Clash in Collateral (Now on 4K Ultra HD)
The last thing Max wants in his life is excitement. The laid back cabbie enjoys his night shifts, telling himself it's only temporary as he saves up to start his own limo service, a dream he's been telling himself for the past twelve years.
The Godfather, Coda an Offer Best Refused
THE GODFATHER: PART III was one of the earliest examples of when it's time to walk away from a franchise rather than sully it with lesser sequels.
Rin: Daughters of Mnemosyne Disjointed, Difficult to Follow Anime
Anime shows have always played a huge role in Japanese culture. They are unique in terms of depiction of reality, through allegory, which is especially attractive for viewers.
Curse of Hobbes House Revels in Dramatic Tension
Whether it’s severing limbs with a shovel or depicting shotgun blasts to the head, there’s something about an English accent that lends an air of sophistication to even the most intense displays of cinematic splatter.
Marvel's First Black Movie Superhero Gets 4K Blu-ray Release
Before Marvel had a "cinematic universe" into which it could debut Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman), Wesley Snipes was staking out his claim as a Marvel hero -- literally -- as the half-human, half-vampire Blade.
Hobbit / LOTR Get Simultaneous 4K Release
With much of the world being risk-averse to crowds of shoppers this year, it doesn't take a crystal ball to predict that online sales are going to be through the roof for Black Friday and beyond.
Westworld Meanders Aimlessly Through Third Season on Blu-ray
WESTWORLD releases its third season on Blu-ray, and once again it's a season where I have no idea what is happening from episode to episode, nor do I know how it all tied together.
Giant Starfish Bring Humanity a Warning From Space, Now on Blu-ray
Four years before DC Comics founded the Justice League team to take on the interstellar horror of Starro the Conqueror, screenwriter Hideo Oguni teamed up with artist Taro Okamoto to bring us the strangest, not-quite-kaiju of them all: the Pairans.
The Last Starfighter Still First-Rate Entertainment for Sci-Fi Fans
Borrowing heavily from STAR WARS and the arcade game craze (and pre-dating BACK TO THE FUTURE when it comes to that cool DeLorean-inspired ride), THE LAST STARFIGHTER had all the elements of great 1980s science fiction.
Not Bogus, But Not Righteous: Bill and Ted Face the Music
Thirty-one years ago, two righteous California teens with guitars and a dream had an excellent adventure in a time-traveling phone booth. It was so much fun, they had to do it again, but it ended up being a totally heinous bogus journey.
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