William Castle was a filmmaker in the 1950s that was known for his over the top theatrical events. He was always trying new things like seat buzzers, 3D goggles, and anything else that could immerse you in the movie. Aside from that, he actually had some pretty good...
When I first heard that Jon Stewart (yes, that Jon Stewart) was making a movie, I was ecstatic. I’ve been a fan of The Daily Show since it first started back in the late ’90s, and while Stewart’s shoes are hard to fill – I still love it with...
Judd Apatow’s latest film is available on PVOD today, June 12, and I had the chance to preview it early last week. I should start by saying that I’m a huge fan of Apatow’s films. From Forgetting Sarah Marshall (of which I have the film’s poster...
It’s been a minute since we’ve seen any new movies from sources other than Netflix and Hulu, but that changed for me last week when I was able to do an advanced at-home screening of The High Note, which releases on PVOD today. Saying that I was thrilled to...
From the 1950s through the 1970s, Hammer Film Productions was one of the most well-known producers of horror films with great production value and wonderful stars of the era. They have become classic and still hold up today. One such film is The Curse of the Werewolf,...
The Invisible Man is the latest film in Universal’s classic monster remakes. It did incredibly well when it released in theaters earlier this year – bringing in $29 million opening weekend. However, it didn’t really have the longevity in theaters...
April Fool’s Day is one of those movies I remember from the 90’s. I remember walking through the aisles of my local video rental store, and I would always see this one but never did rent it for reasons I don’t recall. But when I saw the new release from Scream...
In 1966 The Munsters was a huge hit so, of course, a movie was to follow. The show, as some may recall (from reruns at least) was originally filmed in black and white. That made Munster, Go Home! the first time audiences got to see the family in full color. In the...
The 2001 movie Bones is one that I have never seen and never really got my attention. This is probably because I could never really imagine Snoop Dogg (yes, the rapper) as a villain or bad guy. There is just something about him that makes him seem too laid bad. That...
Saying I was excited for the 2020 Emma is an understatement. Being the Janeite that I am, I’ve been counting down the days until this take on Jane Austen’s beloved classic released. Before we dive into this review, let me start by saying that when I was...
