Bruce Willis… oh, how the mighty action star of the '90s is getting lazier by the day in his old age. However, L.A. Vengeance at the very least showcases Willis seeming to have some fun in front of the camera, and in this film he is actually the lead, not some day-player who still gets paid … Continue reading L.A. Vengeance – DVD Review
mother! is the latest Darren Aronofsky film, made with his former partner Jennifer Lawrence. It starts out almost like a John Cassavetes movie, setting up a relationship between Lawrence’s character, the wife of a famous poet, played by Javier Bardem. Then a pair of strangers played by Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeffer show up, with Harris … Continue reading mother! – Blu-Ray Review
Based on the best-selling 1986 book by Stephen King, which was made into a terrible TV movie in 1990. Some people have fond memories of it, but that’s mainly due to goodwill towards Tim Curry. When they decided to make it as a proper film, it was a smart choice because it really needed the … Continue reading IT (2017) – Blu-Ray Review
Dario Argento never needs to be introduced—along with Mario Bava, he is Italy's greatest horror export. Phenomena is arguably the last great film in the run that gave Argento his auteur status, which spans all the way from his directorial debut, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, through Deep Red and, of course, his witchy psychedelic masterpiece Suspiria. Phenomena is kind of … Continue reading Phenomena – Blu-Ray Review
Kill on Wheels is a Hungarian flick about a couple of wheelchair-using guys who become friends with the mysterious Rupasov (Szabolcs Thuróczy), who has recently been released from prison. He is also a wheelchair user, and he offers the guys the chance to make some money. Little do they know that the job is helping … Continue reading Kills On Wheels – Blu-Ray Review
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