Category: DVD/Blu-Ray
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Nobody’s Daughter Haewon DVD Review
It would be very easy to be blasé when considering a synopsis of this film,…
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Creepshow Blu-ray Review
Daft. There is no other word for it. Creepshow leads the field in daft, by…
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Our Children Blu-ray Review
Viewers of Our Children will not easily forget this harrowing examination of a seemingly perfect…
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Love, Marylin DVD Review
This documentary from Oscar-nominee Liz Garbus explores the life of perhaps the most famous female…
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Wonderfalls DVD Review
Wonderfalls may well be the latest to count itself among that privileged few. Since its…
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Red River Blu-ray Review
The first of Howard Hawks’ five westerns, Red River is often credited as being the…
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A Hijacking Blu Ray Review
There are three kinds of cinematic pirates. The first are those who watch bootlegged films.…
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Classic Ghost Stories DVD Review
The horror genre has come such a long way from its beginnings in folklore and…
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Pieta DVD review
Kim Ki-duk is one of the most prolific and significant directors in contemporary Korean cinema.…