Reviews

You’re Caturday is about to go into overdrive with the arrival of The Cat on Blu-ray. The movie from Hong Kong was produced by Golden Harvest and introduces a talent that might be equal to Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. It’s a black cat from outer space who knows how

Don’t call it a comeback, but Arrow Video is full of revivals and a rejuvenations with their August releases. First is Poseidon that tells the tale of an ill-fated New Year’s Eve cruise on a luxury liner. After the posh crowd counts down to midnight, a massive rouge wave knocks

You know when people say, “They couldn’t make this movie today.” And often it’s somewhat true as major and minor studios have been rather prudish in their subject matter. Productions have also gone out of their way find actors of the same race as the character. We don’t get white

Planning a celebration that brings together a diverse group of people can be a challenge. Guests may span different age groups, social circles, or familiarity with one another. One activity that bridges those gaps is a role-playing game (RPG). These games turn gatherings into immersive, story-driven experiences where everyone contributes

When Yûsaku Matsuda played the Yakuza boss who outsmarts Michael Douglas in the opening of Black Rain, American audiences had no clue about the actor. Even though 1989 was the middle of the VHS era, your average video rental store’s “Foreign Section” might have had a shelf dedicated to Japanese