Nick Clement takes a look at the brand new Shout Factory Escape From LA Blu Ray. John Carpenter has made tons of legitimately great films. Escape from New York. Big Trouble in Little China. The Thing. Starman. Assault on Precinct 13. Halloween. These are era-defining works that stretch the imagination, providing memorable characters and set-pieces,…
Nick Clement brings us this review of The Deer Hunter Blu Ray now available to purchase! The Deer Hunter is a film of overwhelming magnitude and staggering directorial force, and Shout! Factory’s recent Blu-ray release is absolutely incredible, retaining the oh-so-special 1970’s celluloid flavor that has become all but lost in today’s digitally-smoothed landscape. Easily…
Now streaming on the platform Nick Clement brings you his Millions Disney Plus review. Currently streaming on Disney+ It must be exhausting being Danny Boyle. Judging by his frenetic yet coherent filmmaking aesthetic, he must never stop moving, thinking, twitching, or doing. He’s a restless artist, one of my favorites, interested in telling propulsive stories…
Nick Clement is back again with The Outpost review. A movie currently available on streaming platforms today. The Outpost, a hard-hitting combat film from director Rod Lurie (The Contender, The Last Castle, Nothing But the Truth) and screenwriters Eric Johnson and Paul Tamasy (Patriots Day, The Fighter, The Finest Hours), joins the ranks of cinematic…
The finale is here check out our Ghost Adventures Quarantine Episode 4 review. Zak reveals a terrifying secret when the crew investigates the Dybbuk Box in the Haunted Museum. COVID-19 has spread fear worldwide, and the guys risk everything on the final night as they prepare to open the cursed relic in this supercharged atmosphere….
Guy at the Movies delivers us his Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga review Much of Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is reminiscent of Blades of Glory, another Will Ferrell film with insanely bombastic performances, but quite a bit of heart… here brought by Rachel McAdams. When Lars (Ferrell) and Sigrit (McAdams)…
Zak and the crew attempt to summon demons as we review Ghost Adventures Quarantine episode 3. A whole episode that revolves around summoning as the team are a week into their quarantine at the Haunted Museum in Las Vegas. We begin by going over various equipment that was used to open portals to the other…
Step into the magic of animation as you watch Frozen 2 created before your very eyes as we review Into the Unknown now available on Disney Plus. Into the Unknown: Making Frozen 2 takes behind the scenes to a whole new level with a full series shot in Disney documentary style. It’s within this documentary…
Made with a fiery spirit, rightfully pissed-off, and totally explosive in both an emotional and visceral manner, Spike Lee’s latest cinematic powder-keg, Da 5 Bloods, is a fantastic riff on a familiar set-up. Here’s Nick Clements Da 5 Bloods review. Shot-through with layers of topical, sociopolitical resonance that smacks you in the face while you’re…
After a wonderful debut episode of the series, Episode 2 of Ghost Adventures Quarantine explores the Charles Manson exhibit and the creepy house next door. This four-part series is a wonderful look at the Haunted Museum after hours. Bagans and the team step inside once again as part of this isolation investigation series but we…
The first episode of this epic new series dropped a few days ago. Here is our Ghost Adventures Quarantine review. Filming 2 weeks quarantined inside the Haunted Museum in Las Vegas and without a camera crew Zak, Aaron, Jay and Billy hunker down in the world’s most haunted attraction. Our first episode sets the tone…
The brand new luxury show hosted by Fred Sirieix as we bring you our Inside Monaco BBC2 Review. A place where income tax does not exist and where varieties of Rolls Royce, Ferrari’s and multi-million dollar yachts and £12,000 bottles of champagne reside. We take a peek behind the curtain of one of the world’s most…
It’s great, really great. Check out our The World Needs More Purple People book review. Because purple people always ask really great questions. They bring their family, friends, and communities together, and they speak up for what’s right. They are kind and hardworking, and they love to laugh (especially at Grandpa’s funny noises)! A purple…
Mark Patton stars in his own documentary as we give you our Scream Queen My Nightmare on Elm Street review. In 1985, A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 was released after the insane success of the first movie. The movie was critically hated and then years later became a cult classic. Many tabloids and reviewers…
Currently streaming on Amazon Prime Nick Clement takes a look at The Vast of Night THE BEST FILM OF 2020 AND I DOUBT ANYTHING WILL BEAT IT! The Vast of Night is one of those startling and mesmerizing calling-card debuts that announces an exciting and potentially prolific new cinematic voice. With this 1950’s, New Mexico-set…
A Michael Jordan documentary not to be missed, here is our The Last Dance review. With any sport, there is always a standout legend/s of the game. With basketball, there is always one name that transcends the sport itself and that name is Michael Jordan. I remember when I was a kid, my dad was…
