The second season of the mindbending TV version of Westworld comes to what will likely be a stunning conclusion tonight, so the natural choice for this week’s Sunday Funday post is to examine some of the collectibles spawned by the…
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There’s an interesting thing that happens when a film score is removed from its source material and enjoyed on its own merits. One of my personal favorite scores is Bernard Herrmann‘s Taxi Driver soundtrack. What is on-screen the audio accompaniment…
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Alfred Hitchcock‘s 1949 suspenser Under Capricorn has just been released on Blu-ray and DVD in a gorgeous 4k restoration from KL Studio Classics. This classic set in the 1830s stars Joseph Cotten as Sam Flusky, an Irishman who has been…
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For today’s guest post, Rick29 returns to share his views on the Abbott and Costello favorite Who Done It?: In one of their best films, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello play Chick and Mervyn, a couple of soda jerks who aspire…
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For a jaw-dropping 65 years Michael Caine has been entertaining audiences. With over 115 roles and millions of fans all across the globe, the 85-year-old icon has charmed multiple generations in films as vastly different and unique as The Italian…
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Bon jour! The 1958 comedy classic Paris Holiday hit DVD and Blu-ray earlier this year via KL Studio Classics. In this frenetic farce, “the City of Lights” becomes “the City of Laughs” when screen comic Robert Leslie Hunter (Bob Hope)…
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You’d be hopping mad if there weren’t great new releases this week, so it’s a good thing that there are! This time around, we’ve got everything from killer rabbits to a Doctor Who fan favorite’s debut season to new Criterion…
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For this latest ’70s Flashback, we are setting the wayback machine to 1978. The airwaves were filled with the sounds of The Bee-Gees and the Grease soundtrack, Superman: The Movie and Animal House were setting the box office ablaze, people…
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In today’s guest post, Craig Joseph Pisani shares his thoughts on the Disney/Pixar family favorite Toy Story. Prior to 1995, animated features followed a specific formula for success, catering to children with a G rating — featuring characters that break…
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Every now and again, a motion picture is released that touches hearts, changes lives, and makes us feel a whole lot better about the world that we share. The Godmonster of Indian Flats is most definitely not that picture. If,…
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