In the 1948 favorite Key Largo, A World War II vet (Humphrey Bogart) ventures to the Florida Keys so he could pay his respects to a lost comrade’s widow (Lauren Bacall) and hotelier father (Lionel Barrymore). Unfortunately, his hosts’ latest…
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The Vinegar Syndrome label brings all sorts of cult classics, horror flicks, and exploitation gems to DVD and Blu-ray. By focusing on films outside of the mainstream, the company is able to showcase smaller works that are just as entertaining…
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Anime and manga are a form of entertainment that originated in Japan. Manga is an adult comic book format, while anime is the adult cartoon form — often derived from manga versions of the same. Go to any comic book…
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Since a lot of you have football on your minds today, it seemed like the most logical choice to make this latest Movie Trailer of the Day post one that pays tribute to the sport. Originally released in 2009, The…
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This evening, the New England Patriots square off against the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII. Undoubtedly the biggest sports event of the year, the Big Game will be watched by millions across the globe. It’s the rare happening…
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Guest blogger Rick 29 writes: At Mushnick’s Florist, a small flower shop on skid row, Seymour (Jonathan Haze) is an unassuming employee. To avoid losing his job, he brings in a special plant he’s been nursing. The plant, Audrey Junior…
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Known for an unparalleled sense of comedic timing and for playing gruff-yet-lovable characters, Dick Miller had a career in Hollywood than spanned over 50 years. The legendary character actor — whose film and television work included roles in projects as…
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Filmed for $50,000 over the course of five days, the underrated Roger Corman classic A Bucket of Blood stars the great Dick Miller (best known as Mr. Futterman in Gremlins) as a coffeehouse busboy who dreams of being an artist….
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There are certain films that you have watched in your childhood that need to be revisited as an adult. Olly Olly Oxen Free is one such film. It has everything in it that would appeal to children – air balloons,…
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Glenn Close‘s Academy Award-nominated performance in The Wife is the most notable DVD/Blu-ray of the week, and it is joined by several acclaimed films getting Criterion Collection and Warner Archive Collection releases, as well as other theatrical hits and critical…
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