Category: FILM REVIEWS
What’s Up, Peter?
Reviews of Peter Bogdanovich’s 1972 screwball comedy What’s Up, Doc? (Warner Home Video), and his much maligned salute to thirties musicals, the all-singing, all Cole Porter, all-painful At Long Last Love (1975)…
New & Imminent Soundtrack Releases
Latest tally of new and imminent soundtrack releases, plus news of a massive Danny Elfman / Tim Burton 16CD box…
Flynn in WWII, Part 2
DVD reviews of Uncertain Glory (1944) and Objective, Burma! (1945), the last two titles in Warner Home Video’s TCM Spotlight Errol Flynn Adventure box…
Flynn in WWII, Part I
DVD reviews of Dive Bomber (1941), and the first trio of titles from Warner Home Video’s TCM Spotlight Errol Flynn Adventure box: Desperate Journey (1942), Edge of Darkness (1943), and Northern Pursuit (1943)…
Nunsploitation, Part I: Borowczyk + Suzuki
DVD reviews of Cult Epics’ 2-disc set, The Nunsploitation Convent, featuring Walerian Borowczyk’s Behind Convent Walls / Intérieur d’un couvent / Interno di un convento (1978), and Norifumi Suzuki’s outrageous anti-Catholic assault School of the Holy Beast / Seijû gakuen (1974)…
Sci-Fi ’56: The Year of Style, Substance, and Silliness
Reviews of Warner Home Video’s new Forbidden Planet Blu-ray, as well as the label’s sci-fi diptych, Satellite in the Sky and World Without End…
Library Music, Part 4
In Part 4 of our series on stock music libraries, I’ve reviewed the films Teenagers from Outer Space (1959) and The Incredible Petrified World (1957) – both scored with music from the Capitol Hi-Q library – and CDs of stock & original music used by George Romero in Dawn of the Dead (1978)…
Big Screen Hamlet
Review of Warner Home Video’s Blu-ray edtion of Hamlet (1996), filmed in gorgeous 65mm, and originally released in 70mm, multu-track sound…
Elvis at 75
Editor’s Blog on the release of the 1972 concert doc Elvis on Tour (Warner Home Video) and the TV mini-series Elvis (Shout! Factory) starring Kurt Russell, and directed by John Carpenter…
Piranhas, Piranhas, Everywhere – Part 1
Film review of Alexandre Aja’s Piranha 3D (2010), plus an interview with composer Michael Wandmacher on creating music for killer fish within the 3D realm…

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