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
Digital Entertainment Group announces 3D titles for the holiday season
In a move that is long overdue, DEG announced a boatload of titles for starving 3D system owners, who up until now, have had only a few titles available. Most of the titles are computer animated movies, with some HD documentaries also available. Overall, I’m not that impressed with the titles. The list, including some of the first from studios like Disney, should address some consumers concerns about title availability, although some manufactures continue to promote “exclusive” titles, only available when purchasing a certain 3D system, a move which really doesn’t help the overall 3D adoption situation. 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
Errol and Olivia:Ego and Obsession in Golden Era Hollywood by Robert Matzen
We usually don’t write book reviews here at the corner but film buffs will be delighted at this just released coffee table sized book about two of Hollywood’s biggest stars; Errol Flynn and Olivia De Haviland, still going strong in her 90’s. The author Robert Matzen, is no stranger to Hollywood or Flynn: he wrote a previous book about the infamous house Flynn built in Hollywood,, entitled “Errol Flynn Slept Here”.
The book delves deeply into both stars backgrounds and their encounters both on and off the screen; carefully examining their personal and professional relationships in all their films together, from Flynn’s first starring role in Captain Blood to their last, touching scene in “They Died With Their Boots On” an historically inaccurate accounting of Custer’s Last Stand. Along the way, we are treated to some of the best stories surrounding both stars, their squabbles, and how De Haviland has since gone on to become the Grand Dame of cinema. Continue reading
Night Of The Demons Blu-ray Review
“Night Of The Demons” is another lousy horror remake. Continue reading
The Exorcist Blu-ray Review
“The Exorcist” Blu-ray is a must own for fans of the horror classic. Continue reading
The Human Centipede Blu-ray Review
“The Human Centipede” is a pointless shock-fest. Continue reading
Sengoku Basara: Samurai Kings- The Complete Series and Eden Of The East- The Complete Series Blu-ray Reviews
A unique plot makes “Eden Of The East” worth watching.
“Sengoku Basara: Samurai Kings” is more concerned with action than plot and characters. 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.
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