As we move into the final month of the year, it’s time to finalize those letters to Santa and get them in the mail. What movies, gadgets, or home theater goodies do you hope to find under your tree this Christmas?
It was inevitable that Disney’s newest smash hit would of course get a SteelBook edition on Blu-ray and Ultra HD. Even so, this one came up awfully fast. Also, collectors who may have missed some of Marvel’s past SteelBooks get an...
Kurt Russell has made a career out of being a man’s man. After outgrowing his child acting days, Russell has had a long run of ass-kicking, heroic (though occasionally clumsy) roles that have kept him in the public’s good graces f...
Imagine looking on helplessly as one of your brothers is strung up before you. He’s beaten so savagely that his innards spill out onto the ground below and are then devoured. Of course, you’d be afraid. Of course, you’d kill....
In Part 2 of our look at a couple of non-musical Vincente Minnelli films, we examine the Warner Archive Blu-ray release of Designing Woman, which highlights the director’s flair for comedy. Gregory Peck and Lauren Bacall romance a...
For a speedster, The Flash is curiously slow to deliver a Thanksgiving-themed episode this year. The result has about three full seasons worth of crying and daddy issues packed into it.
You thought he only directed musicals, right? Well, there’s a lot more to Vincente Minnelli than An American in Paris and Gigi. The father of Liza and ex-husband of Judy Garland also excelled at comedies and melodramas, and we’ll ...
When the creator of Mr. Robot adapts a popular serial fiction podcast into a TV series for Amazon Prime streaming, with a couple of Oscar winners in the cast and seemingly free reign to be as weird and experimental as he wants, th...
Dumb movies can be fun, but that doesn’t make them good. Take the new, revisionist Robin Hood. It sure is fun at times, but this excitement and levity cannot save the movie from itself.
The mid-season finale of The Walking Dead is thankfully less of an embarrassment than the episode leading up to it. In fact, it has some decent scares, a pretty satisfying plot twist, and a notable character death. Too bad the lat...
Twilight Time nicely bookends Marilyn Monroe’s career at 20th Century Fox with her first and last starring roles at the studio. Though both Don’t Bother to Knock and Let’s Make Love are decidedly mediocre as films, they showcase t...
In a very busy episode of The Flash, the team is introduced to a second major supervillain for the season, Ralph and Cecile try to make themselves useful, and Cisco embarrasses himself with the lamest meta-human nickname he’s conc...
