Mills’s films might be called fragmentary if not for their unifying spirit of psychological inquiry.
Season six is a solid one despite containing more fluff topics than previous seasons.
Accuracy, schmaccuracy: Korda’s horny history lessons are best taken with a grain of salt.
In a just world, this movie would’ve been soundtracked with Donna Summer’s “Could It Be Magic” and Diana Ross’s “Love Hangover.”
Where’s the first series?
A solid sampler of the original series for those curious about the original Enterprise crew before J.J. Abrams’s latest reimagining.
Here’s another introductory DVD into the Star Trek universe, released to coincide with the theatrical opening of J.J. Abram’s new film.
As far as dumb but entertaining serial dramas go, you could do a lot worse than Dexter.
Paramount’s production team clearly took the day off when it came time to bring Ferris Bueller to Blu-ray.
As Blu-ray still remains largely the province of gamers and fanboys, I don’t really see the point of even releasing Grease on the format at all.
A Grin Without a Cat is a surprisingly forthright examination of how the left dropped the ball.
Like Old Joy, the film’s calculated understatement is at once instrumental to its bliss and damnation.
Your bones will feel osteoporotic by the time you’re done consuming the extras on this hearty DVD package, but fans of the film will no doubt welcome the process.
The too-much-information age is a strange thing indeed.
The Booby Hatch makes me glad I didn’t take John Russo’s Making Movies too much too heart.
An overdue historical document that offers a much more fascinating glimpse into Richard M. Nixon than the generic Hollywood adaptation.
If A Jihad for Love demonstrates the mountainous struggle Muslim homosexuals face daily, the bonus footage on the DVD reiterates that they’re far from alone in having much work still to do.
I believe the children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way.
The less explicit of Oshima’s art-house scandals, Empire of Passion is a provocative, Eros-and-Thanatos assault in its own right.
The film is only likely to frighten those with rubber mask phobias.
An interesting opening for what could be a unique spin on an old sci-fi trope.