Movie Reviews
Nightfall Blu-ray Review
“In revenge, there’s a fine line between life and death.” So goes the tagline for the Hong Kong crime thriller NIGHTFALL. That revenge involves two men: Wong Yuen-y...
The Fifth Estate Blu-ray Review
You remember Julian Assange—the skinny Australian fellow with a head of white hair that would make Andy Warhol embarrassed. More importantly, he’s the founder of Wiki...
Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones Blu-ray Review
Jesse (Andrew Jacobs, in his debut) has just graduated high school. It, as the valedictorian points out, is a time of transformation. Jesse has no idea just how right the...
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn Blu-ray Review
Henry Altmann sits in traffic with a smug look on his face. He has a long list of things he hates (from The Weather Channel to the subwoofers), which he probably adds to ...
This is Where I Leave You Blu-ray Review
There’s nothing like a death to get the family back together. And that’s just what reunites the Altman clan. And as per their late patriarch’s final request, they...
La Belle Captive Blu-ray review
Walter Raim sits at the bar in a nightclub, watching couples guide, spin and dip on the dancefloor. When the song ends, a blonde begins a tease just for him, toying with ...
Pay the Ghost Blu-ray review
The movie opens with a prologue set in the 1600s, with shots of pentagrams and children hiding in a cellar. All of a sudden, something smashes through the floorboards. Ye...
Urge Blu-ray Review
Neal (Danny Masterson, KILLING WINSTON JONES) is a millionaire and corporate. He’s also so immature that he spends part of a business meeting playing with a remote cont...
McCabe & Mrs. Miller Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review
The man rides on horseback, the blistering wind and rain beating down and across. On the soundtrack, Leonard Cohen tells of a man reaching for the sky just to surrender. ...
Taxi Driver Blu-ray Review
The yellow cab moves through the steam. Rain pours down, blurring stoplights. The driver’s narrow eyes attach to the New York City streets, “all the animals” moving...
