For the last few years, we’ve been reviewing classic Martial Arts movies from The Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest. Now a new studio is focused on producing new films filled with chops and kicks. Tiger Style Media is releasing four fresh films as double features in theaters before coming home
Blu-ray Review: El Rebozo de Soledad (Soledad’s Shawl)
There comes a time when we look back at our lives and realize we didn’t come close to what our youthful dreams desired us to become. There are lots of reasons why things didn’t work out right. Kids in Brooklyn dreamed of being the voice of the Dodgers in 1950.
4K Blu-ray Review – Rocky: Ultimate Knockout Collection
It’s round 2 for the Rocky Collection in 4K. Does it take the win?
Blu-ray Review: The Nico Mastorakis Collection (Limited Edition)
During the 70s, 80s and 90s, cable TV after dark was a different world from daytime and primetime viewing. The premium channels and second tier channels often didn’t run blockbuster Hollywood studio movies after midnight. The hot titles from the last decade cost quite a bit. The channels weren’t going
4K UHD Review: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (Limited Edition)
After James Bond became a major sensation in the early ’60s, spy movies became massive hits. This led to a wave of TV shows with secret agents showing up every week to look cool and save the world. Every channel seemed to have a double agent. The list included Mission: