Superman: The Complete Animated Series Blu-ray Review: A Set for Superfans to Treasure
By Gordon S. Miller |
Remastered for its 25th anniversary, Superman: The Complete Animated Series presents all 54 episodes that originally aired aired on Kids' ...
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The Hills Have Eyes (1977) 4K UHD Review: Hellbilly Pie
By Jack Cormack |
Sounding like a lame retread of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974; dir. Tobe Hooper), The Hills Have Eyes (1977; dir. ...
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From the Couch Hole: Sunshine in Our Eyes
By Shawn Bourdo |
Previously on FTCH, we talked about things we can't explain like being John Malkovich and our blind spots. The week ...
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Two from Sergei Eisenstein: October & Alexander Nevsky DVD Reviews
By Mat Brewster |
Sergei Eisenstein was one of the most important film theorists and directors of early cinema. If he didn't invent the ...
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Giallo Essentials [Red Edition] Blu-ray Review: Underrated but Important Films
By Davy |
Despite their basic plots and sometimes slow pacing (deliberate or otherwise), I do enjoy the giallo films of Italian cinema. ...
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Lullaby of Broadway Blu-ray Review: Don’t Sleep on This Joyous Delight
By Steve Geise |
Doris Day leads an engaging cast in this fairly conventional but highly entertaining musical. She stars as a young dancer ...
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Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road Movie Review: His Music, and His Life, Past and Present
By Rons Reviews |
The story of Brain Wilson and the Beach Boys has been told before in the form of documentaries and motion ...
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TV Review: The Flash: ‘Armageddon, Part 1’
By Cinema Sentries |
The tradition continues as the Sentries team up to cover the seventh annual CW/Arrowverse crossover event. This season the five-part ...
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Counterpoint Blu-ray Review: Battle of the Cellos
By Mat Brewster |
Towards the end of World War II, soldiers gather in a bombed-out church to listen to a symphony orchestra as ...
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Middle Earth Ultimate Collector’s Edition 4K Ultra HD Review: Beautiful Box but Incomplete
By Kent Conrad |
The Lord of the Rings is a landmark of modern cinema. New Line's audacity of committing to a trilogy before ...
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From the Couch Hole: Dizzy In The Head
By Shawn Bourdo |
Previously on FTCH, we talked of beginnings and read from the French Dispatch. We had Apple Toast and Pumpkin Creme. ...
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Night Has a Thousand Eyes Blu-ray Review: Psychic Thriller a Near Miss
By Kent Conrad |
What a great title. Night Has a Thousand Eyes. It evokes a sense of mystery, even of terror. The opening ...
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ParaNorman (LAIKA Studios Edition) Blu-ray Review: A Strange and Unique Film
By Todd Karella |
Norman Babcock (Kodi Smit-McPhee) is your average 11-year-old growing up in Blithe Hollow, Massachusetts. Well, as average as any boy ...
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The Beast Must Die (1952) Blu-ray Review: Argentinian Revenge Noir
By Kent Conrad |
The structure of The Beast Must Die is the first thing to notice about it. It has a now standard, ...
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Coraline (LAIKA Studios Edition) Blu-ray Review: A Fantastic Fairy Tale
By Gordon S. Miller |
Based on Neil Gaiman's award-winning children's novella, writer/director Henry Selick's Coraline is a fantastic fairy tale about a young girl ...
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Karen Dalton: In My Own Time DVD Review: Sad Songs, Sad Life
By Kent Conrad |
Karen Dalton, as described by one of the participants in this documentary, was one of the few folk singers in ...
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The Original Christmas Specials Collection Steelbook Blu-ray Review: Three Gifts, One Stocking Stuffer, One Lump of Coal
By David Wangberg |
For many years, Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass dominated the small screens with their holiday specials. Even after the ...
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The Bitter Stems Blu-ray Review: Argentine Noir
By Steve Geise |
Alfredo Gasper is a hard-working newspaper reporter in Argentina who has become disillusioned about the trajectory of his stalled career. ...
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The Accused (1949) Blu-ray Review: Works Something Like a Film Noir in Reverse
By Mat Brewster |
The classic film noir plot goes something like this: a man, usually a not too bright one, meets a woman ...
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Batman: Year One Commemorative Edition 4K Ultra HD Review: Good Batman Story Unexceptionally Told
By Kent Conrad |
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns made a bigger splash, but of the two famous Frank Miller revisionist Batman stories of ...
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Mad Love (1935) Blu-ray Review: Grotesque ’30 Body Horror
By Kent Conrad |
Mad Love would be a long lost Universal horror film had it not been made by MGM. It has a ...
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DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete Sixth Season Blu-ray Review: Not Quite Legendary
By Mat Brewster |
In my reviews of previous seasons of Legends of Tomorrow, I've discussed my love for how this series understands how ...
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Breakheart Pass Blu-ray Review: Like an Agatha Christie Western
By Mat Brewster |
Take a moment and look at the cover art for this Blu-ray which is the recreation of the original poster. ...
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From The Couch Hole: Try and Think of the Right Words to Say
By Shawn Bourdo |
Previously on FTCH, we we waltzed to the pumpkin patch with Linus, thought about life with Ray Bradbury, and looked ...
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Book Review: Hitchcock and the Censors by John Billheimer
By Kent Conrad |
Alfred Hitchcock was a weird guy. That's not a slur on his character, but a statement of fact. He was ...
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The Suicide Squad Blu-ray Review: Suicide Isn’t Painless with James Gunn at the Helm
By Gordon S. Miller |
As mentioned in my review of the movie, the main reason for its success is because James “Gunn is a ...
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In the Shadow of Hollywood: Highlights from Poverty Row Blu-ray Review: Independent ’30s B-Movies
By Kent Conrad |
Entertainment is often called a recession-proof (or even depression-proof) industry. The theory being that even when people are at their ...
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Audrey Hepburn 7-Movie Collection Blu-ray Review: More Loverly Than Ever
By Steve Geise |
This collection of Audrey Hepburn’s most memorable starring roles has been available on DVD since early 2019, but has only ...
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The Sheik (1921) Blu-ray Review: A Silent and Problematic Classic
By Mat Brewster |
In December of 1912 a beautiful young man with the unlikely name of Rodolfo Alfonso Raffaello Pierre Filiberto Guglielmi di ...
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From the Couch Hole: Nothing but Sincerity As Far As the Eye Can See
By Shawn Bourdo |
Previously on FTCH, we got in the Halloween mood with a Stone IPA, Stephen King, and the aliens that abducted ...
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Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality Video Game Review: Allons-y!
By Steve Geise |
Licensed video games are always fraught with the peril of hardcore fan expectations vs. actual gameplay. Add in the burden ...
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Movie Review: Joy Ride (2021)
By Darcy Staniforth |
As a writer and a comedian, you never want to be hacky. And I certainly don't want to be hacky ...
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The Naked Spur Blu-ray Review: A Classic ’50s Western
By Gordon S. Miller |
The Naked Spur (1953) was the third of five westerns between actor James Stewart and director Anthony Mann. Stewart plays ...
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Throw Down Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Brawl Room Blitz
By David Wangberg |
Johnnie To’s Throw Down is a titular double entendre. Not only is it a film about martial arts (kind of); ...
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The Incredible Shrinking Man Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Giant-Sized Fun
By Mat Brewster |
I wonder what it is about stories of humans being shrunk down to tiny size or living in a land ...
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The Soul of The Midnight Special 10-DVD Set Review: As Chic Says, ‘Good Times’
By Joe Garcia III |
The Midnight Special ran a bit before my time, but through Time Life’s The Soul Of The Midnight Special I ...
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Injustice (2021) Blu-ray Review: An Intriguing Story in An Alternate DC Universe
By Gordon S. Miller |
Based on the Injustice: Gods Among Us video game and the Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year One comic book series, ...
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Universal Classic Monsters: Icons of Horror Collection 4K Ultra HD Review: Four Classic Horrors
By Kent Conrad |
The longevity of the iconography of the Universal monster films in popular culture is truly remarkable. A single image of ...
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Deep Red (1975) 4K Ultra HD Review: Argento’s Giallo Swan Song
By Kent Conrad |
In Deep Red, Dario Argento finally synthesizes his art and obsessions, and creates a film where the entire visual strategy ...
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Ratcatcher Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: A Definite Punch to the Gut
By Davy |
Despite only having four feature-length films and a handful of shorts, filmmaker Lynne Ramsay has crafted a compelling body of ...
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From the Couch Hole: And Bluebirds Singing
By Shawn Bourdo |
Previously on FTCH, we appreciated King, WootStout, and Mama Cass but had some troubles with new fall releases of popcorn ...
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Change of Habit Blu-ray Review: Easy Habit to Break
By Steve Geise |
This offbeat film bears the distinction of being Elvis Presley’s final acting role, which is about the only remarkable thing ...
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Crocodile Dundee Trilogy Blu-ray Review: Yes, There Were Three
By Rons Reviews |
Paul Hogan had a successful career in Australia including his own sketch comedy show that was also popular in the ...
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Becoming Cousteau Movie Review: From Exploration to Conservation
By Steve Geise |
Decades before David Attenborough became a household name in the U.S., Jacques-Yves Cousteau was the king of nature documentaries. Along ...
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Tex Avery Screwball Classics Volume 3 Blu-ray Review: Another Must-own for Fans of Avery and Animation
By Gordon S. Miller |
The Warner Archive Collection has released the third volume of their Tex Avery Screwball Classics line, bringing the total number ...
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Demons I & II Blu-ray Review: Italian Gore Shlock Romp
By Kent Conrad |
One of the keys to great schlock is integrity, and sincerity. Schlock that works cannot ever let the audience know ...
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Come September Blu-ray Review: Hudson Rocks the Riviera
By Steve Geise |
Rock Hudson is in prime leading man form in this beautifully photographed 1961 romp through the Italian Riviera. Hudson plays ...
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Book Review: Otto Preminger: The Man Who Be King by Foster Hirsch
By Davy |
The legendary (for better and worse) Otto Preminger was one of the most influential and progressive people in Hollywood history. ...
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The Cheat (1931) Blu-ray Review: Third Time Isn’t the Charm
By Mat Brewster |
I'm about two steps away from completely being a classic movie snob. I've loved classic movies pretty much my entire ...
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From the Couch Hole: Birds Singing in the Sycamore Tree
By Shawn Bourdo |
Previously on FTCH, we drank liquid Starbursts, went back in time to save Kennedy, and forward in time to when ...
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