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“#Speek 4K, Last Action Hero 4K, and More – /Film” It’s time again to dive into the wonderful world of Blu-rays. This latest round-up is overloaded with titles, many of which have arrived on 4K for the first time. Check out some worthy new Blu-ray releases below! Speed 4K Speed isn’t really that old –…
“#A Wonderfully Cynical Noir is Our Home Video Pick of the Week” Nightmare Alley [Criterion Collection] What is it? A carnival conman reaches too high. Why see it? Hot damn do I love first-time watches of absolute bangers I’ve somehow missed over the years. Edmund Goulding directs this darkly cynical noir about a devious but…
“#Scott Pilgrim vs the World in Theaters Expands, 4K Ultra HD is Coming Too – /Film” Last weekend, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World returned to select theaters for the film’s 10th anniversary. It’s actually been 11 years since the movie was released in theaters, but the coronavirus pandemic ruined what would have been last year’s…
“#Martial Arts and 70s Exploitation Collide in ‘Death Promise’” Vinegar Syndrome remains one of the great indie home video labels, and each month they bring forgotten genre gems and old favorites back to life on Blu-ray. Their latest releases include Last Gasp (1995), Rush Week (1989), and Death Promise (1977). Keep reading for our look…
“#Memories of Murder, Nomadland, and More – /Film” Still clinging to physical media like a drowning person clinging to a life preserver? Me too, reader. Me too. Which is why I’ve compiled a round-up of some recent Blu-ray releases you’re going to want to check out. Memories of Murder Bong Joon-ho‘s 2003 masterpiece returns, restored…
“#Stay Behind the White Line with Our Pick of the Week” Quick Change [Warner Archive] What is it? A trio of bank robbers struggle to get away with the loot. Why see it? Bill Murray only directed a single film, this one, and it is a comic masterpiece. He co-directed it with Howard Franklin, who…
“#20 Things We Learned from ‘The Slumber Party Massacre’ Commentary” Welcome to Commentary Commentary, where we sit and listen to filmmakers talk about their work, then share the most interesting parts. In this edition, Rob Hunter celebrates Chloe Zhao’s historic Best Director win at the Oscars by revisiting another classic directed by a woman, The Slumber…
“#Bong Joon-ho’s Haunting Crime Drama is Our Pick of the Week” Memories of Murder [Criterion Collection] What is it? A true story about a serial killer in South Korea. Why see it? Bong Joon-ho’s second feature is a thriller on par with David Fincher’s Zodiac (2007), full stop. Two cops with differing approaches investigate a…
“#’The Lucky Stars 3-Film Collection’ is a Must-Own Release for Fans” The Lucky Stars film series features a total of seven official entries released from 1983 through 1996 in Hong Kong. They share cast members who sometimes carry over as characters, sometimes not, and they mix genres with both action and comedy vying for viewer…
“#World of Wong Kar Wai and More – /Film” The time has come yet again to highlight some great physical media, and this edition is our most jam-packed in a while. It’s so jam-packed it might as well be jelly. You have the wonderful new Criterion box set World of Wong Kari Wai; the delightfully…