DVD
Charade
Stanley Donen
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
In 1963, movie making in Hollywood was beginning to fall apart. The major studios were mostly run by men who ascended to power in the '20s...
Sullivan's Travels
Preston Sturges
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
In the way we think about the term today, writer/director Preston Sturges was the first modern auteur, beating Orson Welles to the box-offi...
Absentia
Mike Flanagan
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
Director Mike Flanagan's low-budget horror indie, Absentia, has been a film festival darling for the past two years and has finally made it...
Neverland [Blu-Ray]
Nick Willing
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
This UK-produced two-part mini-series takes on the origin of the enduring fable of the boy who refuses to grow up. Borrowing a little Olive...
Monster Brawl [Blu-Ray]
Jesse T. Cook
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
To call Monster Brawl a feature film would be both generous and somewhat misleading. By intent, this low budget Canadian ode to schlocky '8...
Before Your Eyes
Miraz Bezar
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
One of the biggest problems with political issue movies is that of slant and motivation, seeing as the purpose is often to recruit and mani...
Reykjavik to Rotterdam
Óskar Jónasson
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
Seemingly, the greater message behind Icelandic heist thriller Reykjavik to Rotterdam is that crime does pay. Although it's careful to dist...
Retreat
Carl Tibbetts
PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012
Retreat is one of many examples of fine British genre cinema to hit the festival circuit over the last few years. It's a shame it didn't re...