Five Cool Things and Paul McCartney’s Carpool Karaoke
By Mat Brewster |
Here’s five cool things to take you into the weekend.
A Quiet Place Blu-ray Review: Shhhhhh
By Mat Brewster |
Surprisingly effect horror film from that goofy guy in The Office.
Arrow Video’s The Last House on the Left Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week is packed full of interesting releases I’ve never heard of.
The Last House on the Left Blu-ray Review: A Video Nasty Gets Its Day
By Mat Brewster |
Wes Craven’s first film gets an excellent new set from Arrow Video.
Five Cool Things and Juliet, Naked
By Mat Brewster |
It’s too hot in Oklahoma to do anything but sit inside and watch movies.
Terminal (2018) Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
Bad reviews be damned, Terminal sounds like fun to me.
Under Capricorn Blu-ray Review: Hitchcock Goes Down Under
By Mat Brewster |
Kino Lorber does a decent job restoring one of Hitchcock’s lesser films.
Five Cool Things and Welcome to Marwen
By Mat Brewster |
See what cool things I discovered this week.
Doctor Who: Tom Baker: Complete Season One Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
See what’s new in the world of Blu-rays.
Five Cool Things and the Grand Tetons
By Mat Brewster |
After a week off, I’m talking about Stephen King, Doctor Who, Humphrey Bogart, and independent film.
The Woman in the Window (1944) Blu-ray Review: Early Noir is Excellent
By Mat Brewster |
Fritz Lang’s classic noir is nearly ruined by a terrible ending, but what comes before it is quite good.
Spetters Blu-ray Review: A Dirt Bike Drama that Lives in the Gutter
By Mat Brewster |
Paul Verhoeven’s dirt bike drama is a vile, sexist, homophobic piece of work that just might tell the truth of teenaged boys’ life in Holland during the 1980s.
Black Venus Blu-ray Review: A Horrible Mark in Our History
By Mat Brewster |
A devastating portrait of abuse.
Thoroughbreds Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
Here’s all that’s interesting in the world of new Blu-ray releases this week.
Death Smiles on a Murderer Blu-ray Review: I’m Not Smiling
By Mat Brewster |
Joe D’Amato’s first horror film is a strange mixture of weird, gore, and boredom.
Five Cool Things and Florence + the Machine
By Mat Brewster |
Come see the cool stuff I discovered this week.
The Big Country Blu-ray Review: Big Movie, Big Director, Big Stars, Little Story
By Mat Brewster |
William Wyler’s classic western gets a gorgeous new Blu-ray release for its 60th anniversary.
Book Review: Hitchcock’s Heroines by Caroline Young
By Mat Brewster |
A beautifully designed book that discusses Alfred Hitcock’s tumultuous relationships with his leading ladies.
Annihilation Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
See what’s new in the world of Blu-ray this week.
Five Cool Things and Christopher Robin
By Mat Brewster |
This week’s five things include some classic rewatches and a few new things as well.
Five Cool Things and Deadpool 2
By Mat Brewster |
It was a cool week that was almost ruined by obnoxious people in the theater.
Phantom Thread Blu-ray Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Makes It Work
By Mat Brewster |
An impeccably made, sometimes difficult and now entirely emotionally satisfying film.
Five Cool Things and This Is America
By Mat Brewster |
Come catch up with all the cool things I consumed this week.
Andrei Tarkovsky’s The Sacrifice Blu-ray Review: Slowly Rewarding
By Mat Brewster |
Tarkovsky’s last film is a gorgeous meditation on life, God and what we are willing to give up.
The Sinner: Season One Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
If you are looking for sex and nudity in your new releases, then this week is for you.
Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure 30th Anniversary Steelbook Edition Blu-ray Review: Party On, Dudes!
By Mat Brewster |
Shout! Factory repackages an excellent movie in a mostly excellent Steelbook package.
Mary and the Witch’s Flower Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
Here’s the best of this week’s Blu-ray releases.
Five Cool Things and 2001: A Space Odyssey
By Mat Brewster |
I’m a little late posting it, but these things are still cool.
Women in Love Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Naked Men, Wrestling
By Mat Brewster |
Ken Russell’s controversial adaptation of D.H. Lawrence’s controversial novel gets a maginficent release from Criterion.
Five Cool Things and Nothing Compares 2 U
By Mat Brewster |
This week’s cool things include a couple of Humphrey Bogart films, another Stephen King novel, Bob Dylan, and more.
Five Cool Things and Ocean’s 8
By Mat Brewster |
This week’s cool things mostly include things I reviewed for this site.
A Trip to the Moon Blu-ray Review: Simply Magnificent
By Mat Brewster |
A newly restored print makes this classic silent film even better.
TCM and Fathom Events Present Grease for Its 40th Anniversary
By Mat Brewster |
Grease is still the word.
Phantom Thread Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
It’s a big week full of interesting new releases.
Manhandled Blu-ray Review: Come for the Opening Sequence, Stay for Gloria Swanson
By Mat Brewster |
A forgettable silent comedy is made watchable by the great Gloria Swanson, and worth buying by a terrific scene on a subway.
Sacha Guitry: Four Films (1936-1938) Blu-ray Review: A Historical Bore
By Mat Brewster |
A nice boxed set from Arrow Academy presents four films from the popular French director.
Five Cool Things and Eels’ “Bone Dry”
By Mat Brewster |
It was a weird week determined to distract me, but I still found some cool stuff.
Insidious: The Last Key Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
What can I say? It is a slow week.
Five Cool Things and The House with a Clock in Its Walls
By Mat Brewster |
Here’s the cool things I consumed this week.
Fathom Events Presents Ponyo on Its Tenth Anniversary
By Mat Brewster |
And so the Studio Ghibli Fest 2018 begins.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
See what’s new in Blu-ray this week.
Five Cool Things and Mr. Rogers
By Mat Brewster |
Come read about all the cool stuff I watched this week.
TCM and Fathom Events Present Vertigo
By Mat Brewster |
Don’t miss your chance to see this Alfred Hitchcock classic on the big screen.