Super Fly Director: Gordon Parks Jr Screenplay: Phillip Fenty Minutes: 93 Year: 1972 Score: 6.80 Release: Warner Archive Released one year after his father’s Shaft, and the genres original film Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song. Gordon Parks Jr. gives us a great Curtis Mayfield music video, even if it is a little long. From WBShop.com: Priest […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – Super Fly – Warner Archive"Breaking In Director: James McTeigue Screenplay: Ryan Engle Minutes: 88 Year: 2018 Score: 7.00 Release: UPHE I know that it is only fair to avoid going into a film with preconceived and unfair expectations. I do try to do just this. But, more often than not I come to a parallel that is too difficult […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – Breaking In – Universal Pictures Home Entertainment"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Director: Stanley Donen Screenplay: Albert Hackett, Frances Goodrick, Dorothy Kingsley Minutes: 102 Year: 1954 Score: 5.60 Release: Warner Archive I am sorry, but I could not finish the movie. I had to bow out before six of the brothers looked for six other brides. Likewise, if you want to bow […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – Seven Brides for Seven Brothers – Warner Archive"Gun Crazy Director: Joseph H. Lewis Screenplay: Dalton Trumbo and MacKinlay Kanton Minutes: 87 Year: 1950 Score: 6.20 Release: Warner Archive Gun Crazy was a movie that I wanted to watch on it’s name, alone. Without seeing anything about the film aside from those two words it could be an old picture, or it could […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – Gun Crazy – Warner Archive"The Strangers: Prey at Night Director: Roberts, Johannes Screenplay: Ben Ketai Minutes: 85 Year: 2018 Score: 5.87 Release: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment The Strangers: Prey at Night is, undoubtedly, a sequel and while there are more than enough jump scares it is a bit predictable, but then again, it is a slasher so you are […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – The Stranges: Prey at Night – UPHE"I remember the moment that I learned about the new HBO show, Barry. It is about a hitman, named Barry, who wants to become an actor, and his is portrayed by one of my favorite Saturday Night Live cast members, Bill Hader. The idea that Hader would play a want-to-be actor was fine, no doubt […]
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