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History of the World in Two Hours (3D Blu-ray Review)    16 May, 2012

Article By: John Latchem

For a history lesson, no one is going to accuse 'History of the World in Two Hours' of lacking...More>>

Pillow Talk (Blu-ray Review)    14 May, 2012

Article By: Mike Clark

The first and arguably most prototypical Doris Day “career girl” comedy, 'Pillow Talk' is still...More>>

Red House, The (Blu-ray Review)    14 May, 2012

Article By: Mike Clark

Long among the more prominent residents of “Public Domain Hell,” this supremely moody backwoods...More>>

Run for the Sun (DVD Review)    14 May, 2012

Article By: Mike Clark

The script here — credited to Sun director Roy Boulting and screenwriting royalty Dudley Nichols...More>>

Akintunde: The Truth, The Whole Truth and Nothing But … (DVD Review)    13 May, 2012

Article By: Ashley Ratcliff

Known as the “Minister of Comedy,” Christian comic Akintunde presents his Sunday best in this...More>>

Chronicle (Blu-ray Review)    12 May, 2012

Article By: John Latchem

As a deconstruction of superhero movie tropes, 'Chronicle' is one of the better films to utilize...More>>

Grey, The (Blu-ray Review)    11 May, 2012

Article By: John Latchem

An engrossing film, 'The Grey' is relentlessly bleak but beautifully shot, as picturesque winter...More>>

Underworld: Awakening (Blu-ray Review)    10 May, 2012

Article By: Erik Gruenwedel

Luckily for Underworld: Awakening, lead star Kate Beckinsale again reprises — with aplomb — her...More>>

Playback (Blu-ray Review)    9 May, 2012

Article By: Angelique Flores

With a plot that keeps viewers wondering for most of the film, 'Playback' is a little smarter than...More>>

Rampart (Blu-ray Review)    8 May, 2012

Article By: Billy Gil

As a humanizing take on police corruption and brave exploration of male ego, Rampart is a welcome...More>>