Superman/Shazam: The Return Of Black Adam Blu-ray Review and Secret Origin: The Story Of DC Comics DVD Review
“Secret Origin: The Story Of DC Comics” is a well-made documentary, but it doesn’t offer anything new.
“Superman/Shazam: The Return Of Black Adam” proves that the DC animation department should stick to the shorts.
Hunt To Kill Blu-ray and DVD Reviews
Whether you like it or not, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin is back with another Direct-to-DVD film. Continue reading
Ladies & Gentlemen The Rolling Stones
Back in the days before HD broadcasts of concerts at movie theaters, live footage recorded for posterity on film was a rare treat for music fans. So, the release in 1974 of a full-length film of The Rolling Stones – then possibly the best rock band going – performing on their Exile On Main St. tour was something to shout about. This first DVD release of this incredible work proves that the shouting needn’t be dimmed by 35+ years.
Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl and Corpse Princess Part 1 DVD Reviews
“Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl” is ridiculously stupid.
“Corpse Princess” is weird, flawed, but oddly compelling. Continue reading
How I Met Your Mother Season 5
By now, most are familiar with the general premise of How I Met Your Mother. Josh Radnor portrays Ted Mosby who, in the future, is telling his children the story of how he met their mother.
Desperate Housewives Season 6 DVD Review
“Desperate Housewives” has lost its luster. Continue reading
The Killing Machine DVD Review
“The Killing Machine” is another forgettable Direct-to-DVD crime flick. Continue reading
Bill Burr: Let It Go DVD Review
“Bill Burr: Let It Go” is an amusing comedy special. Continue reading
The Power
Warner Archive brings us another George Pal science fiction production from the 60’s, “The Power”, starring George Hamilton, Suzanne Pleshette, Michael Rennie and Richard Carlson, the last two being sci-fi veterans. Rennie of course became famous for his role as Klaatu in the original “Day The Earth Stood Still”, and Carlson for a number of 50’s sci-fi classics. Costars include the under appreciated Arthur O’Connell as an absent minded genius, Yvonne De Carlo as his wife, Neahmiah Persoff as an eccentric scientist, a young Earl Holliman as Hamilton’s partner, and Gary Merrill as the gruff detective. Continue reading
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