Mat Brewster

A future Supreme Court Justice, a Sherlock Holmes parody, erotic adventures, tiny dolls, and more come out this week.

I want to celebrate things that make life better. So here we go.

The movie that started a softcore franchise.

I might be late in writing about it, but there is still some good stuff coming out this week.

Stanley Kramer’s fictionalized telling of the infamous Scopes Monkey Trial is an acting tour de force, but its messaging is exhausting.

The Prize could have been a bonafide classic under a different director, instead it’s just ok, but mostly forgettable.

I turned a year older this week and still managed some cool things.

Kino Lorber’s new 4K transfer of this Leone classic is well worth your dollars.

All that’s fit to buy from this week’s new releases.

It is a big week for big trailers to drop (plus some other cool things).

Whereby I do repent of my sins and learn to love Jane Austen.

Superheroes, Doctor Who, film noir, and black-gloved killers. This week has it all.

It was a very cool week.

A ’90s slasher has plenty of violence and little else.

Not quite a classic, this mostly forgotten Alec Guinness drama gets a much needed spotlight shined on it from Arrow Academy.

It’s a big week for Blu-ray releases and we’ve got your details.

The Thirteenth Doctor and her new companions have found their groove.

Another week, another five cool things.

It is once again cold outside, but here are some cool things to keep you occupied.

Here’s all that looks interesting in this week’s new Blu-ray releases.

Here’s five cool things to check out over the weekend.

The story is a bit simple, but the animation really shines.

Western noir is a weird blend of genres, settings, and sexuality, but never amounts to much.

Remakes, Nazis, Criterions, and Doctor Who all look interesting in this week’s new Blu-ray releases.

Guess who has some cool things to talk about this week?

Takashi Miike’s disturbing melodrama gets a nice restoration from Arrow Video.

Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee battle an alien ape on a train. What more could you want?

It’s another great week to be a Blu-ray collector, and I’ve got all the new releases worth talking about.

Randal Kleiser’s follow-up to Grease takes him to Greece for a film that ought to be a lot more fun than it actually is.

I watched some cool movies this week and remember a great actor.

It’s another big week of new releases. I have all your info.

Two films from Luigi Bazzoni illustrate both what a great director he was and what seismic shifts Dario Argento created on Italian cinema.

It’s the weekend so why not read about some cool things?

This oh-so very ’60s comedy could have used a little more swing and little less schwing.

Funny, bizarre, and strangely obsessed with underpants, this Japanese animated comedy deserves to be seen.

Here’s all the Blu-ray releases that look interesting this week.

American Gods, Avengers Infinity War, Black Panther, Doctor Who, the Awful Truth.

The Criterion Collection, Humphrey Bogart, Neil Armstrong, and more are coming to a Blu-ray near you.

I got me some HBO and found some cool things.

More psycho-sexual thriller than giallo, this film nevertheless delivers the goods.

Who knew January was such a great time for new releases?

A single date is told from four perspectives in this Mario Bava comedy. None of them really work.

Eleven films into the franchise and Halloween is suddenly looking fresh again.

This week was back to school and back to watching lots of movies.

Almost as good as the Beastmaster.

A modern, psychedelic take on the Spaghetti Western is visually stylish and exhausting.

Hope you have some Christmas money left because this week brings some interesting new releases.

I’m back and healthy and have many cool things to talk about.

Robert Altman’s follow-up to M*A*S*H is an idiosyncratic, weird little film that only he could make.