Reviews

Oliver Stone’s film Born on the Fourth of July made a major impact when it arrived before Christmas of 1989. The true story of Vietnam vet Ron Kovic who came back from the war in a wheelchair dealt with his wounds and the question of patriotism. The movie allowed Tom

During the ’80s, you’d always hear about things the CIA did that seemed outlandish, but eventually would be proven true. This would go beyond the usual upheaval in foreign countries to oust leaders not seen as controllable by the US government. CIA Drugs R Us! is a documentary is a

October is giving us a double dose of director Mike Mendez’s horror with the release of the Killers on Blu-ray and The Convent on both Blu-ray and 4K UHD. His nasty visions will be even more clear this spooky season. The Convent features Adrienne Barbeau and the late Coolio. Here’s

When Jackie Chan finally had his classic titles begin appearing on Blu-ray, fans rejoiced being able to see the Hong Kong cuts with the original soundtracks. While dozens were released over the last few years, one was missing. Not only is Project A and the sequel coming out in October,

A major advantage Anime has over live action is not having to worry about shutting down streets for massive car chases. When I had a chance to hang with John Landis, he spoke about all the nightmares of setting up the massive car stunts in The Blues Brothers. There were