The summer and September may be a memory, but the fall is just beginning! And what better way to spend those autumn nights that curled up with a good movie or two? (Or ten for that matter!) This week sees…
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Joan Crawford in a western? If that sounds incredulous, Ms.Crawford must have thought so, too, because it was not until 1954 that she starred in her first spurs-and-guns picture – Johnny Guitar. Unlike Barbara Stanwyck, Joan seemed out of place in the…
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Happy holidays! Here is a rundown of all the new releases that you’ll want to be watching once the presents are unwrapped and the fruitcake is eaten. In fact, there’s so many great titles now available that we’re certain there…
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For a limited time, the following titles from Olive Films are available for just $10! You’ll love these undisputed film classics at a popular price point! Take a look at some of the titles spanning from the 1930s to the…
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Wow. That’s pretty much the only word we can use to describe this week’s DVD and Blu-ray new releases. There’s a stunning amount of Hollywood heavy hitters that are now available, and if these weren’t exciting enough, other offerings include…
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There was simply no one else like Joan Crawford. The Hollywood legend whose off-screen life was packed with drama and excitement that rivaled anything that the best screenwriters could imagine remains a source of fascination after all of this time….
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Director Robert Aldrich‘s 1962 psychological chiller Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?“ stars Bette Davis and Joan Crawford as a pair of retired show-biz sisters who now live together in a dilapidated West Hollywood mansion. Driven by dementia and jealousy, Jane…
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Look, we get it. You are overwhelmed by holiday shopping and obligations right now. So why not let us lighten your load a bit by presenting this week’s new releases — a diverse range of titles that you either enjoy…
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Joan Crawford probably didn’t envision her film career ending with a notoriously bad, low-budget drive-in picture about the Missing Link. Yet, Trog (1970) was the cinematic swan song for the actress that graced the silver screen in classics like Mildred…
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This week’s new releases fly into Hyperspace with the eagerly awaited DVD and Blu-ray release of the latest entry in the Star Wars saga, but there’s plenty of other offerings that are a bit more grounded as well. From engaging…
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