Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Complete Seventh Season DVD Review: A Seinfeld Reunion of Sorts
By Gordon S. Miller |
In the fall of 2009, Larry David returned as Larry David in the seventh season of his HBO comedy series ...
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PSIFF 2020 Review: Adventures of a Mathematician
By Gordon S. Miller |
Based on the autobiography of the same name, writer/director Thor Klein's Adventures of a Mathematician tells the story of Stanislaw ...
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The Sonata Movie Review: Safe, Self-aware, and Focussed
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar A little question strikes me every time I watch a horror movie. Do horror movies ...
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The Lighthouse Blu-ray Review: A Shining Beacon of Excellence
By Steve Geise |
I wasn't at all familiar with director and co-writer Robert Eggers until this masterful sophomore effort, but immediately added his ...
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Like A Boss Movie Review: A Middling Investment
By Matthew St.Clair |
The new comedy Like A Boss is like a cone of vanilla ice cream with sprinkles. It does its job at being ...
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The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra Movie Review: Don’t Sleep on This, Now or Ever
By Gordon S. Miller |
Nowadays, kids don’t have to watch a bad movie if they don’t want to. What with streaming, various players in ...
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Joker Blu-ray Review: A Gritty Origin Story for Batman’s Most Iconic Villain
By generaljabbo |
Numerous actors have depicted Batman's most famous villain, the Joker, over the years, all with different takes on the evil ...
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PSIFF 2020 Review: Antigone (2019)
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Sai Sagar Antigone directed by Sophie Deraspe is Canada's official entry to Best International Feature Film at the 92nd ...
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Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll Blu-ray Review: It’s Good to Be the King
By Gordon S. Miller |
Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock 'N' Roll pays tribute to the man many consider the King of Rock 'n' Roll, through ...
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PSIFF 2020 Review: Free Color Replicates Its Master’s Art Form
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar I've always wondered how individuals feel after reaching a peak of success in their respective ...
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The Magic Sword Blu-ray Review: Dragons, Princesses, and Basil Rathbone
By Mat Brewster |
Poor Basil Rathbone. After finding great success on stage and the screen, after becoming a huge star playing Robin Hood, ...
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Blue Collar Blu-ray Review: Workingman’s Blues
By Mat Brewster |
After finding great success as a screenwriter on such movies as The Yakuza (directed by Sydney Pollack), Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese) and Obsession (Brian De Palma), ...
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Trapped (1949) Blu-ray Review: Great Restoration of a B-movie
By Kent Conrad |
Film noir are crime movies, but not all crime movies are film noir. There has to be an element of ...
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Very Bad Things Blu-ray Review: What Happens in Vegas Doesn’t Always Stay in Vegas
By Davy |
After Pulp Fiction (arguably the film that defined the 1990s) came out, it changed the dynamic of how violence was depicted in ...
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Popeye the Sailor: The 1940s, Volume 2 Blu-ray Review: The Love Triangle Continues
By Gordon S. Miller |
After a disclaimer about the unfortunate ethnic and racial depictions that occur in a few shorts, Popeye the Sailor: The ...
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The Death and Return of Superman: The Complete Film Collection Giftset Blu-ray Review
By Gordon S. Miller |
The Death and Return of Superman edits together the animated films The Death of Superman and Reign of the Supermen, the 11th and 12th film ...
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Lucy in the Sky Movie Review: No Diamonds Here
By Steve Geise |
Hey, did you hear about the new astronaut movie starring Natalie Portman and Jon Hamm directed by Noah Hawley, the ...
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IT Chapter Two Blu-ray Review: We All Bloat Down Here
By Rock London |
IT is back. The Losers Club, a tight-knit group of kids—good kids—with chips on their shoulders, humiliated Pennywise the dancing ...
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Stick Blu-ray Review: Burt Reynolds Should Have Stuck to Acting
By Mat Brewster |
More than half of Elmore Leonard's novels have been turned into movies (and more than a few were adapted twice, ...
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Atlantics Movie Review: A Frighteningly Romantic Mood Piece
By Matthew St.Clair |
Atlantics, the Senegalese submission for the Best International Feature Oscar, walks a thin tightrope as it balances two genres rather ...
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The Aeronauts Movie Review: Almost Reaches the Peak It Set Out For
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar There is something I'm concerned about and have to address it in this review considering ...
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The Dick Cavett Show: New York Radio Pioneers DVD Review: See the Faces Behind the Voices
By Gordon S. Miller |
The Dick Cavett Show was a talk show that aired on different TV channels, broadcast and cable, from 1968 to ...
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Universal Horror Collection Volume 3 Blu-ray Review: Not Quite Scary
By Mat Brewster |
Universal horror will always be synonymous with a handful of monsters and the dozens of films the studio made starring ...
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Movie Review: The Sinking of the Sequel Trilogy
By Gordon S. Miller |
This franchise became so controversial after The Last Jedi I should probably state where I stand in the Star Wars wars. As stated in ...
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A Sunday in the Country Blu-ray Review: A Day in the Life
By Mat Brewster |
Never was a film so aptly titled as A Sunday in the Country. The only way to make it more accurate ...
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She (1984) Blu-ray Review: Post Apocalyptic Nonsense
By Mat Brewster |
I wonder if you could draw a line from the sword and sandal epics from the early 1960s to the ...
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Tell Me Who I Am Movie Review: Childhood Horror, Brotherhood, Life, and Love
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar Before anything, I'm craving to grasp how filmmaker Ed Perkins persuaded the subjects of Tell Me ...
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Doctor Who: The Masque of Mandragora DVD Review: A Good Standalone E`pisode
By Gordon S. Miller |
Doctor Who is a long-running British science fiction television series featuring The Doctor, a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey ...
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Tunes of Glory Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: An Acting Tour de Force
By Mat Brewster |
I have been on a bit of an Alec Guinness kick of late. He's an actor I knew and loved ...
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Little Women (2019) Movie Review: A Heartwarming Story Reinvigoration
By Matthew St.Clair |
After making the masterpiece that was Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig followed that up with an adaptation of Little Women and initially, its announcement ...
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Long Day’s Journey into Night (2018) Blu-ray Review: A Beautiful Dream
By Mat Brewster |
You gotta love marketers. They can make you lots of money and screw you at the same time. Bi Gan's ...
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One Child Nation Movie Review: Harsh and Distressing Because It Is Real
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar The more brutal and tragic our world gets, the deeper and interesting the films based ...
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Hitchcock: British International Pictures Collection Blu-ray Review: Becoming a Master
By Mat Brewster |
From a very early age, Alfred Hitchcock knew he wanted to be in the filmmaking business. He read the trade ...
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Christmas in July Blu-ray Review: A Gift in Any Month
By Gordon S. Miller |
Christmas in July, the second outing for Preston Sturges as a writer/director, is based on his play A Cup of Coffee. Despite ...
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6 Underground Movie Review: Michael Bay All over the Place
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar I've always admired people who defeat their inhibitions and fully embrace what they want to ...
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Old Joy Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Quite Reflective and Moving
By Davy |
Director Kelly Reichardt has become one of my favorite directors. She is one of the very few maverick filmmakers of ...
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The Report Movie Review: A Story That Needs to Be Told
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar When we see a film or documentary which closely observes a real person or an ...
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Book Review: Making Moon by Simon Ward
By Kent Conrad |
Hard sci-fi differentiates itself from the other kind by trying to follow the rules of physics and take place in ...
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The Anne Bancroft Collection Blu-ray Review: Prepare to Be Seduced
By Mat Brewster |
Anne Bancroft landed her first film role in 1952 as a lounge singer in Don't Bother to Knock. For the next ...
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Hustlers (2019) Blu-ray Review: Hustles the Audience
By Steve Geise |
Inspired by a true story, Hustlers follows a group of conniving strippers as they turn the tables on their clients for illicit ...
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Marriage Story Movie Review: A Story of an Extremely Competitive Couple on the Verge of Separation
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Sai Sagar Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story starts with the over-the-top dramatic score by Randy Newman and then enters the star ...
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Road Games (1981) Blu-ray Review: Today’s Roadkill, Tomorrow’s Bacon
By Rock London |
From scene one of Road Games, the film grabs us. There is an extended moment, however, when we realize we are ...
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Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator Movie Review: A Minimalistic yet Potent Documentation
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar When a news anchor displays disbelief in his claims of sleeping less than 30 hours ...
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TV Review: The Flash: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 3’
By Cinema Sentries |
A pair of Sentries are teaming up to take on the five-part "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event. If you ...
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Bombshell (2019) Movie Review: A Well-Acted Yet Slightly Empty Procedural Drama
By Matthew St.Clair |
Given how Bombshell has a seriocomic tone, depicts conservative media figures, and is written by Oscar-winner Charles Randolph who collaborated with Adam ...
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Millennium Actress Blu-ray Review: Animated Japanese Film Fantasia
By Kent Conrad |
It's a love letter to film, a historical overview of early to mid-century Japan, and a biography of an actress ...
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TV Review: Batwoman: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 2’
By Cinema Sentries |
A pair of Sentries are teaming up to take on the five-part "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event. If you ...
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The Big Bang Theory: The Complete Series Blu-ray Review: One of the Most Beloved Sitcoms Comes to a Beautiful Conclusion
By Todd Karella |
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided the writer with a free copy of the Blu-ray reviewed in this article. The opinions ...
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TV Review: Supergirl: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 1’
By Cinema Sentries |
A pair of Sentries are teaming up to take on the five-part "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event. Gordon S. ...
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The Fly Collection Blu-ray Review: Be Excited, Be Very Excited to Own This
By Mat Brewster |
It is a deceptively simply story. A man invents a machine that can instantly teleport matter from one place to ...
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