Review – Orson Welles Triple Bill (Mr. Bongo)
Orson Welles as everyone knows changed the landscape forever with his debut film Citizen Kane and over the years is often considered...
Ian Schultz
I'm the guy who normally covers stuff released by Masters of Cinema and Arrow Video along with a sprinkling of other stuff. I love a wide range of films from European art house films to silly action films. My top 10 films are Brazil, Blue Velvet, Donnie Darko, Fight Club, Jackie Brown, Seconds, Pan's Labyrinth, Badlands, Blade Runner, The Night of the Hunter.
Music Film Week – Sympathy for the Devil
Jean Luc-Godard unlike any director of the '60s captured the zeitgeist of the times. One of his first forays in...
Music Film Week – Athens, GA: Inside/Out
The 2nd film in this week's Music film week is about early '80s music scene in Athens, Georgia. It came...
Music Film Week – The Buddy Holly Story
The music biopic is one of the most clichéd laden genres of all time but there has been a few...
Ed Norton Conversation
Found this on youtube, fascinating interview with Ed Norton about his career recorded earlier this year. He tells the truth...
Blu-Ray Review- Forty Guns (1957)
Samuel Fuller what a life, started out as a newsboy, fought in WWIIÂ and become one of the most idiosyncratic directors...
Blu-Ray Review – The Man with the Golden Arm (1955)
Frank Sinatra was the first pop star of all-time and unlike most pop stars turned actors he actually was a...
Blu-Ray Review – Wild Tales (2014)
Anthology films are a curious beast of a genre in the history of cinema. They fundamentally have a problem in...
Blu-Ray Review – Milano calibro 9 (1972)
Milano calibro 9 is one of the most iconic Italian poliziotteschi films of the '70s. The poliziotteschi like the Spaghetti western of the...
Film Review – The Damned: Don’t You Wish That We Were Dead
The Sex Pistols, The Clash and The Ramones have all had their documentaries and The Damned were just as vital...
DVD Review – Jauja (2014)
Jauja inhabits a mysterious otherworldly land. It's shot in 4:3 but on top of that uses a curved screen which harkens...
Blu-Ray Review – Sabotage (1936)
Alfred Hitchcock started showing his genius back in the '20s with a film called The Lodger (one of Hitch's...
Listen Up Phillip Interview – Alex Ross Perry
Indie auteur Alex Ross Perry has a new film coming out this friday called Listen Up Philip. Our resident writer...
Blu-Ray Review – Paper Moon (1973)
Peter Bogdanovich was one of the leading lights on New Hollywood when he directed Paper Moon and hasn't been able to make...