The Delinquents Blu-ray Review: For Robert Altman Fans Only
By Mat Brewster |
Juvenile delinquency has never been this boring.
Silence (2016) Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a Martin Scorsese film about faith, some fantastic beasts, our own planet in HD, and much more.
Five Cool Things and My Birthday
By Mat Brewster |
Cool things this week include Legion, Alfred Hitchcock, Better Call Saul, Cinema Paradiso, and Van Morrison.
Dig Two Graves Movie Review: Gothic Horror Disappoints
By Mat Brewster |
Supernatural mystery looks beautiful but loses itself in an unimaginative script.
Romanzo Criminale: Season 1 & 2 DVDs Review: Excellent Italian Crime Series
By Mat Brewster |
The violent rise and horrible fall of an Italian crime family.
Live by Night Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a gangster flick from Ben Affleck, a disgusting one from John Waters, singing animals, and much more.
Cinema Paradiso (Arrow Academy) Blu-ray Review: A Love Letter to the Cinema
By Mat Brewster |
A beautiful, loving tribute to the magic of movies.
Five Cool Things and St. Patrick’s Day
By Mat Brewster |
Cool things this week include Howl’s Moving Castle, Snotgirl, the Hulk, and more.
The Lovers on the Bridge Blu-ray Review: A Realistic Portrait of Homelessness and Love
By Mat Brewster |
One of those films that many people seem to love or hate.
Fences Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us Denzel Washington in a critically praised drama, Will Smith in a critically hated one, a sci-fi adventure with Chris Pratt and much more.
Ghost in the Shell (1995) Limited Steelbook Blu-ray Review: Philosophical Animated Noir with Boobs
By Mat Brewster |
Terrifically stylized anime asks deep questions about technology we’re still trying to answer today.
Five Cool Things and Robert Osborne
By Mat Brewster |
This week in cool brings us a Deadpool 2 teaser, Ghost in the Shell, All About Eve, and more.
Fathom Events and TCM Present “All About Eve”
By Mat Brewster |
The Bette Davis classic gets a run on the big screen thanks to TCM and Fathom Events.
Moana Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us the best Disney music in a decade, a critically praised biopic, a Criterion drama, a creepy flick from Portugal, and Japanese animation.
We Are the Flesh Blu-ray Review: Grotesquely Beautiful
By Mat Brewster |
Mexican horror film aims for something high, falls short into extreme violence and sex.
Five Cool Things and Logan
By Mat Brewster |
Batman, Battlestar Galactica, Bruce Springsteen, and more are all cool things I discovered this week.
Cameraperson Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Beautiful, Sad, Wonderful
By Mat Brewster |
Cameraperson tells the story of one filmmaker through the dozens of movies she’s shot.
Five Cool Things and an Early Spring
By Mat Brewster |
Everyday is a new battle with sickness around here, but there’s plenty of cool things to find as well.
Nocturnal Animals Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us another Amy Adams pick, a couple of Criterions, Mel Gibson’s return, a Doctor Who Christmas special, and more.
Book Review: Walt Disney’s Silly Symphonies Vol. 2 (1935-1939)
By Mat Brewster |
A beautiful collection of historically important comics.
Five Cool Things and George “The Animal” Steele
By Mat Brewster |
Prince is now available on all streaming services – if that’s not cool, I don’t know what is.
Arrival Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us Amy Adams’ language skills, a new Cinemax show, an Ang Lee Iraq War movie, a PBS Civil War show, and a gay porn crime drama starring James Franco.
Howards End Blu-ray Review: Luxuriously Lush
By Mat Brewster |
A magnificent presentations of a wonderful period drama
Loving Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us an Oscar nominee, another release of Dirty Dancing, Trolls, psychedelic horror, and much more.
Five Cool Things and Frederick Douglass
By Mat Brewster |
Sometimes, even during sickness, one can find cool things.
Fathom Events Presents Dirty Dancing
By Mat Brewster |
For its 30th anniversary, Fathom Events put Baby back in the corner for a couple of viewings on the big screen.
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us generic action from Tom Cruise, a queen from England, a Nazi love camp, and more.
The Handmaiden DVD Review: A Twisting, Turning Korean Thriller
By Mat Brewster |
South Korean director Park Chan-wook takes a break from his usual shocking ultra violence and makes a magnificently beautiful period drama.
Five Cool Things and Mary Tyler Moore
By Mat Brewster |
This week I struggled to find five cool things so I brought in a friend.
The Handmaiden Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a new film from Park Chan-wook, Robert Langdun solving more clues, a story from Jaws coming to life and much more.
Pinocchio: The Signature Collection Blu-ray Review: Delightful For All Ages
By Mat Brewster |
The classic Disney film gets a new release with a little bit new and a whole lot of old supplementals.
Girl on the Train Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a girl on a train, a fox and his friends, plus Aaron Paul, Jon Hamm, and many others.
TCM and Fathom Events Present Singin’ in the Rain
By Mat Brewster |
Oh, what a feeling to watch it on the big screen.
Five Cool Things and a Larch
By Mat Brewster |
No matter what the news tells you, there’s lots of awesome things happening all around.
His Girl Friday (Criterion Collection) Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a comedy classic, a classic of the French New Wave, a holistic detective, and much more.
Blair Witch Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a sequel no one was asking for, a trip into outer space, Holocaust deniers getting their day in court, and some girls.
The Driller Killer Blu-ray Review: All Driller, No Thriller
By Mat Brewster |
The Driller Killer plays like a Taxi Driver knock-off whose arthouse ambitions are overcome by its need to fill grindhouse seats.
Snowden Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us Oliver Stone’s take on a whistleblower, Ethan Hawke committing violence, teenagers cruising around the country, and more.
American Honey Blu-ray Review: Director Andrea Arnold Takes Kids on the Road
By Mat Brewster |
A cross-country road movie that will either be held up as a treatise to the restlessness of youth or tossed off as pointlessly boring.
Creepshow 2 Blu-ray Review: Stick to the Original
By Mat Brewster |
I’d been better off not remembering this thing exists.
The Autopsy of Jane Doe Movie Review: Contains a Lot to be Recommend
By Mat Brewster |
Terrifically thrilling first half is marred by too many genre cliches in its back end.
Hitchcock/Truffaut Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a documentary about an influential book, a true life film about a pilot, some horror films, a remake, and more.
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week features Tim Burton’s latest, Ridley Scott’s son, zombies, never-before-seen Star Trek, and more.
Frank & Lola Movie Review: Not Your Average Love Story
By Mat Brewster |
First-time director Matthew Ross proves he’s someone to keep watching.
Jason Bourne Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us a new Bourne movie, a couple of Criterions, Mad Max in black and white and more.
Don’t Breathe Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
This week brings us some thrilling horrors, some weird anime, and at least two friendly monsters.
Fathom Events and TCM Present Breakfast at Tiffany’s
By Mat Brewster |
A light-hearted romantic comedy with a buoyant Harry Mancini score and Audrey Hepburn at her most chic.