Horror icon Dario Argento puts his unique stylistic spin on a classic supernatural tale with the January 28th release of Argento’s Dracula, a sexually charged, visually sumptuous retelling of the legendary myth. The film arrives on DVD and 3D Blu-ray from IFC Midnight with a suggested retail price of $24.98 for DVD and $29.98 for
20th Century Fox Studio Classics has announced plans to bring The Inn of the Sixth Happiness, The 300 Spartans and The Agony and the Ecstasy to Blu-ray for the first time in February and March. The Inn of the Sixth Happiness (February 4) – All her life Englishwoman Gladys Aylward (Ingrid Bergman) knew that China
Featuring action-packed Bumblebee animated adventures, Transformers Prime: Ultimate Bumblebee rolls out to DVD February 25th from Shout! Factory Kids. Beloved by kids and legions of fans worldwide, Bumblebee is a dedicated warrior and a scout who serves as part of the elite squad lead by Optimus Prime. Though he may be one of the smallest
Featuring an alternate ending, gag reel and deleted scenes, The Best Man Holiday arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD on February 11th from Universal Studios Home Entertainment. The all-new sequel to 1999’s beloved ensemble comedy The Best Man finds all nine friends together again for a reunion packed with laughter, love, and surprises. The
Featuring stars of Cracked and SNL, the horror comedy Kill Me Now has arrived on download at the film’s official website. In the not-too-distant past, with the help of a windowless van and a jar of chloroform, a group of sketch comedians were hauled off to the backwoods of Illinois to shoot their first movie!
Saving Mr. Banks Movie Review by Ron Wilkinson A thoroughly entertaining story of the trauma and drama that spawned the Mary Poppins story and the Disney touch that brought it to the screen. Directed by John Lee Hancock and anchored by a screenplay by Kelly Marcel and Sue Smith, veteran Tom Hanks plays a familiar
Los Angeles – Hollywood’s in crisis. New technology is threatening upheaval of the movie industry and relentless winds of change are putting those who can’t adapt quickly out of business. That scenario could describe the US movie industry’s struggle with dwindling box office numbers and the implications of the internet. But it’s also the backdrop
Italian actor Massi Furlan has joined the cast of Christopher Nolan’s high anticipated The Dark Knight Rises and has already shot his scene on the film. Furlan, who has yet to announce his role in the film and has to keep details of his part quiet for now, has stated filming with Nolan and company
Actresses Marion Cotillard and Rachel McAdams are set to become Woody Allen’s latest leading ladies, according to reports. The pair are reportedly in negotiations to co-star in the director’s latest movie, which begins shooting in Paris in July. Allen has already cast Owen Wilson for the as-yet-untitled comedy and he is reportedly also in talks
If you are around Phoenixville, PA. on July 11-13th, you can celebrate one of the great American sci-fi thrillers, “The Blob.” The ninth annual BlobFest is set for July 11, 12, and 13th. “The Blob” turns 50. The Colonial Theatre’s 9th annual BlobFest, is described as a “kitschy, family-friendly event” celebrating the famous film which