Right now, a good many DVD and home theater enthusiasts are conflicted over jumping to either of the new HD formats. Even if there was unity in the delivery method, many collectors have spent considerable sums to build up entire libraries on DVD, only to [...]
A lot has been said about the heavy-handed re-working of Ishiro Honda's classic masterpiece "Gojira" for American audiences. Cut down from its 97-minute original Japanese version to a meager 79-minutes and ineptly inserting footage of [...]
Oh, how I love exploitation flicks! They are free spirited movies that celebrate the art of filmmaking. Gone are the high dollar special effects and top tier actors. Instead they are replaced by the creativity of the crew along with up and comers that [...]
The Sci-Fi Channel is certainly not known for producing high quality programming, and their latest original production to make its way to DVD is a perfect example. "The Black Hole" has nothing to do with the 1979 Disney film of the same name, [...]
Since "The Silence Of The Lambs" hit bookshelves in 1988 and was turned into an incredibly successful and acclaimed movie in 1991, there have been a great number of films dealing with comparable subject matters. Serial killers in urban [...]
"Hoot" is on par with a typical live action Disney movie (excluding the two that star Johnny Depp). It is a nice film with a conflict that is overcome by persistence and the desire to do what is right. In this case, Roy Eberhardt (Logan Lerman) [...]
FUNimation presents a highly original look at a future world where greed and lust run rampant. "Speed Grapher: Volume 1" consistently surprises with a mind-bending storyline that will leave most viewers scratching their heads. Strangely enough, [...]
Not only as an actor but also as a director, George Clooney, proves over and over again that he knows his chops. With his latest film "Good Night, And Good Luck," which he directed and stars in, he takes on the political nightmare that went down [...]
From 2001 to 2003, thousands of internet surfers were hooked on a 12-hour series called "Broken Saints." Part Flash cartoon, part comic book, part cinematic event, the series focuses on four unconnected characters from around the globe who are [...]
"Caddyshack" marked Harold Ramis' directorial debut, giving him the chance to expand on his comedic talents behind the camera after having been part of the "Second City" ensemble for two years. It turned out to be a stepping stone [...]
