Hey folks, Harry here with an extremely long column, sorry it was a bit late, but this had a lot of titles that I had a lot to say about – which is why this week’s column is over 5000 words. Hope you enjoy it, there’s some truly great titles that one cannot exist without having in one’s collection, at least in my opinion. As usual the images and linked titles lead you to AMAZON – where you can learn more about the titles or if you wish, you can purchase which helps to keep this column coming. Thank you so much. As much work as this column can be, I do enjoy chiming in on so many different titles – I hope you enjoy it as well. Here ya go…
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010
FORBIDDEN PLANET (Blu Ray)
An absolutely spectacular Blu Ray. Truly Deeply in love with this disc. First – having FORBIDDEN PLANET on Blu Ray is just a home entertainment dream. You know what my favorite part is? That in 1080p – beautiful clarity – the film looks astonishing. No effects hiccups for me. It looks beautiful, absolutely hypnotizing. Here’s a film, 54 years old – made in the era of obvious wires, dodgy matte lines and no budget – and here was the mighty lion of MGM creating essentially AVATAR. Every dollar got up on that screen in FORBIDDEN PLANET. It is a Cinemascope marvel, one of the absolute pinnacles we’ve had for multiple generations of Science Fiction fans. From the exquisite design, the Chesley Bonestell-ish craggy surface with that stunningly alien sky. FORBIDDEN PLANET. I love it. I love the ID MONSTER. I love the evidence it leaves behind – and that in this distant future – we’re still casting footprints. I love that the cook likes to get boozed up and that they’re all girl crazy. And ANNE FRANCIS – even if you didn’t have all the effects and wonders in FORBIDDEN PLANET, you would have Anne Francis – one of the cutest, most fetching ladies to have ever gleamed from the screen. The hot to trot virgin on a planet with only her father – this is that geek fantasy done right! I have never seen any film made since FORBIDDEN PLANET that visually blows my mind, quite the way this movie does it. I adore the purple segmented beams. Love them. The crazy invention of electronica music for the score. I mean seriously. This movie is insanely awesome.
But then there’s the extras… like THE INVISIBLE KID, which some lunatics think is a sequel just because ROBBY THE ROBOT is in it. But in no way, shape or form could this possibly be a sequel, because it is set in the modern day – and is a spectacular film to show your kids. Then there’s the amazing episode of THE THIN MAN co-starring ROBBY THE ROBOT. Again. Life doesn’t get much better.
Then there’s the DELETED SCENES and LOST FOOTAGE – then the TCM documentary, WATCH THE SKIES! And then featurettes on the making of the film and of Robby the Robot. Excerpts from MGM PARADE TV series. And more.
Seriously – no other disc issued this year will get this kind of play on my home system. It is simply heaven and a privilege to watch it, repeatedly.
THAT EVENING SUN
Saw this film, two SXSW’s ago, and I fell in love with the it. I love older stories. Films about the twilight years. This one is haunting. It’s about fighting for everything you fought your whole life to attain and the desire to hold onto it in your final years. Hal Holbrook is brilliant in THAT EVENING SUN. It is sad this film never had the kind of power behind it to necessarily promote the film for the Academy Awards, because Holbrook owned it. This movie also could have won for cinematography. A gorgeous film. Gorgeous. This is a GREAT SOUTHERN TALE. It feels like part of that same universe as TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD – but a few counties over. I really can’t say enough good things about this film. The disc also comes loaded with extras… an “Anti-Commentary”, a documentary on the making of the film, the craftsmanship of the film, cast and crew interviews. When you see the film, you’ll understand why that’s not overkill. Great film. Great Blu Ray!
STARDUST (Blu Ray)
GOD I LOVE THIS MOVIE! But I fucking loathe this cover art. This is how they sold STARDUST theatrically and on home video. It’s all soft and glowy… fairy dusty. This film isn’t some cream puff gosh gee whillikers fantasy. This is badass fantasy. They should have shown the movie to the Hildebrandt brothers and said, “Paint what you see” and just watch what they came up with. A truly spectacular film. This film will become cooler and held in higher esteem as the years go by. Absolutely fantastic work. This BluRay is adequate, but it isn’t any giant leap from the HD-DVD from back in the day. Still got mine. BLUSH At some point, I can imagine a truly great CRITERION disc… not that that is in the works, but I wish it were. And when and if that day were to ever come, I’ll enjoy this.
SUPERNATURAL: THE COMPLETE FIFTH SEASON
I have a great many friends that are a fan of this show. I watched part of the 3rd season once – thought it was kind cool, kinda funky. But I was talking to Drew McWeeny tonight, and he was sitting down to watch this – and he claims it is “Good Pulp” - So I take it it is fun. I’m in the midst of watching 2nd season of FRINGE blu ray, I might put this in after. Maybe.
THE OFFICE: SEASON SIX
I watched a few episodes of this the other day, funny stuff. I just don’t know if I have the need for seasons of the show though. I still prefer the original, but this is pretty damn good too. I understand from fans of the show, that this is a disappointing season for some. This is a pretty pricey dip for a disappointing season.
SMALLVILLE: THE COMPLETE NINTH SEASON
During the LONGHORN/RICE Game I tweeted about the terrible television spot for the ninth season of SMALLVILLE. I was quickly Twisaulted by a fan of the show – who has faithfully watched from Season One. I commented that I wasn’t pooping on the show, just a spot that really did hurt my head. When another tweeted at me, that SMALLVILLE is like what Superman would be if written by Kevin Williamson – and it kinda got kinda sick feeling. Is that really what SMALLVILLE is like?
KILLERS
An agonizing wretched nightmare of an experience that I do not wish to duplicate at any point in the future.
THE 4 COMPLETE ED SULLIVAN SHOWS STARRING THE BEATLES
Really and truly bliss. It is crazy how much I love these appearances – especially after that BEATLES game, but here you get the full episodes – so this isn’t just a Beatles geek thing, but I get to see Cab Calloway on Ed Sullivan, the Broadway cast of OLIVER! – an interview that Ed Sullivan did with the Beatles in London prior to the release of A HARD DAY’S NIGHT and much more! Very cool. Outstanding!
SOLITARY MAN
Now here’s one of those films that slipped through the cracks and shouldn’t have. There’s a disturbing trend going on in film today – where truly quality films aren’t getting the exposure they deserve, generally because the companies behind them don’t do a strong push for their films. For example – here’s a film that has an outstanding cast, wonderful performances – but because it isn’t about the typically easy to market trends, we get a big push on DVD, but nowhere else. This is one of Michael Douglas’ best performances in this stage of his career. Also, I really like Mary Louise Parker an Susan Sarandon and Jenna Fischer in this story about a man that has reached a ‘certain’ point in his life where things no longer look bright.
PRIME SUSPECT: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION
9 Discs, 1500 minutes of a great show that used to collect Emmys for PBS. Helen Mirren was cast in her best character to date. Detective Jane Tennison. A brilliant police drama series that has only been on VHS so far in the US, but now – we have it on DVD. If you got caught up with this series on PBS like I did, this will be a welcome treat indeed!
MACGRUBER
I found this film to be terrible. I never really cracked a smile, except when Val Kilmer was on screen, but even then I thought, “I wish I was watching TOP SECRET” Seriously. Will Forte was beyond 1 note, he was no note. Or maybe I’m just tone deaf. But this goes into the category of insufferable SNL movies. At least for me.
MARS ATTACKS! (Blu Ray)
Now here we have amongst my very favorite Tim Burton films. MARS ATTACKS! I know it has it’s problems, but they’re kind of inherent to the lunacy of making a movie based off of Gum Cards – but also the brilliance of basing a movie off of Gum Cards. I have been waiting patiently for WACKY PACKAGES The Movie. I’m kidding. I think we only have to instances of this. GARBAGE PAIL KIDS THE MOVIE and MARS ATTACKS! – both were popular due to their historically outrageous natures. I always loved HORRORS OF WAR and CIVIL WAR NEWS – but obviously – the plan for Tim Burton had MARS ATTACKS! gone bonkers at the box office, he would have made DINOSAURS ATTACK! - However, because the American public chose to go box office crazy for INDEPENDENCE DAY, we didn’t get DINOSAURS ATTACK – which would have made JURASSIC PARK look like a trip to the Park. Oh well. This BLU RAY is not fully loaded unfortunately, but then… MARS ATTACKS! has never gotten the love and respect from Warners that it deserves. That said, it looks lovely as hell!
LOST IN SPACE (Blu Ray)
Ya know… I’d almost completely forgotten this movie. And all the way up until that fucking Space Monkey showed up, I thought – maybe I had been unfairly angry at this film, but then that fucking Space Monkey showed up… and then I realized… OH YEAH! This film jumped into terrifyingly awful territory. They were trying to push CG Character animation and they failed MISERABLY – at a design level, an execution level – and you have to wonder – How… How when they saw the first final render of the Space Monkey, that they didn’t decide to just cut the Space Monkey subplot altogether from the film. Because it is horrifying. Never mind that the YM-3 design sucks balls, that Matt LeBlanc is on crack, that all of the Robinson children suck, and that only Spider Oldman redeems anything, but then – he looks like he escaped from the fucking set of CAPTAIN EO. This film is one of those disasters that has so much quality work effects wise, that then is just shat upon by everything else in the movie. And at no point does this film truly capture the spirit of LOST IN SPACE. Personally, I’d love to see Brad Bird take a swing at this some day. He’d nail the tone and spectacle.
TOMMY, THE MOVIE (Blu Ray)
Ken Russell’s TOMMY is just amongst my fave Rock Operas ever committed to film. I saw it when it opened in theaters, made my parents buy me a Levi Jacket that had an Iron On of PINBALL WIZARD art – and whenever I played Pinball – at the pre-Video Game Arcades of my little years, I’d sing this song in my head – and when the Arcade boomed out PINBALL WIZARD, I would not lose a ball for the duration of that epic song. I became TOMMY, but not abused, deaf, dumb or blind. NOW for the bad news. Sony decided to make this a bare-bones ordeal – although there are extras to be had in previous versions of this film – including a full director commentary, interviews with everyone – but not on this Blu Ray – which could store all that and more. So that kinda pissed me off. But I do love TOMMY, so this’ll do till they do better!
THX 1138 ( THE George Lucas Director’s Cut ) Blu Ray
Yeah, now this one is done right. Don’t you love that “THE George Lucas Director’s Cut”? Just so you know who directed it, right? That it is that director’s director’s cut. Cuz I do suppose there’s a shit ton of people that don’t know that George Lucas directed anything other THE STAR WARS, not that any of them apes read this site. Y’all all knew George Lucas’ best movie was this, right? And I’m somebody that really digs this “Special Edition” – which I felt really kinda made the movie even cooler. Then add to that, you get a George Lucas and Walter Murch Commentary. An isolated sound effects track – which rocks btw – just saying. Major cool way of watching this film. A Big piece on Walter Murch doing his sound effects thing! Two different excellent documentaries. Lucas’ original Student film version. A vintage production featurette… I mean – this is awesome. More discs like this and the FORBIDDEN PLANET in terms of extras!!!
STEVE MCQUEEN COLLECTION: 4 Film Favorites ( PAPILLON / BULLITT / THE GETAWAY / THE CINCINNATI KID )
Ok – so you’re on a budget – You don’t want to spend more than $12 – well…. Here’s your buy of the week. This isn’t a super duper set. 2 discs 2-sided – 4 great fucking Steve McQueen films – on a budget – and crying to be watched if you’ve never seen them before. Advanced collectors – there’s better editions, and you know it, and have them. Novices – this is for you! Seriously, you’ll thank me profusely.
IT’S THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE BROWN (Blu Ray)
I love this Charlie Brown adventure. Linus in the pumpkin patch awaiting the Great Pumpkin is classic. Love love love it. Ya know, the interesting notion I’ve always had about the Peanuts – is that they live in the universe of IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE – but all the grownups are insignificant. At some evil point in the future – some asshole is gonna have the ‘brilliant’ notion of making Live Action versions of the Peanuts tales – and I just absolutely don’t believe they can work in the modern day. They don’t have video games, they had imaginations. They didn’t text, they had conversations. They could wander the neighborhood in the pre-Boogie Man days of existence. And most of all, they’re little kids that were not raised today. It is sad to look at these cartoons and to realize that this era is over. Oh sure, we can nostalgically look at these cartoons and kind of yearn for the period – but I’m not so sure if it should ever translate to live action. For me, the Bill Melendez animated Charlie Brown tales… they are perfect. From the music to the style of animation, from the voices to their actions. And I will watch these for all of my life. On this Blu Ray you also get IT’S MAGIC, CHARLIE BROWN and a Featurette entitled WE NEED A BLOCKBUSTER, CHARLIE BROWN!
THE PLAYER (Blu Ray)
I remember when I first saw THE PLAYER, I hated it, because that couldn’t be the way the film industry was. They’re douches, idiots and back-stabbers. They’re being choked to death by idiots – and even murder comes into play. But as I’ve spent more time – there is a high degree of truth to THE PLAYER – it’s funny, but it is also sad. That said, I’d prefer to watch SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN for my Inside Hollywood story. But damn this is a fine fine film from the great Robert Altman. There’s a delicious evil to THE PLAYER, it is very hard to resist.
BUGS BUNNY’S HOWL-OWEEN
This came out on VHS back in 1994 though I saw it on TV as a kid, and it combines some new footage as a way to tie together classic Looney Tunes of the “Halloween variety” – you’ll get looks at A-HAUNTING WE WILL GO, TRANSYLVANIA 6-5000, CLAWS FOR ALARM, A WITCH’S TANGLED HARE, HYDE AND HARE, HYDE AND GO TWEET, BROOM STICK BUNNY, BEWITCHED BUNNY and more. Also on the DVD is the extra toon treat of HAIR-RAISING HARE! This is a fun little collection/special.
PLAYING FOR TIME
One of the GREAT Made for TV movies and performances in the history of the Boob Tube. I honestly feel this can be watched alongside THE PIANO and SCHINDLER’S LIST with no harm done to your estimation of this film. Made in 1980, starring Vanessa Redgrave at the top of her dramatic prowess – this is a haunting and brutal Holocaust tale, incredibly gritty and realistic. And this is its first time to be made available on DVD. So you can finally toss that old VHS away.
IN COLD BLOOD (Blu Ray)
This title was released in a two-fer with CAPOTE, but that set would have set ya back about $41, and here… you can get just the superior IN COLD BLOOD starring a brilliant Robert Blake – in Richard Brooks’ fantastic and atmospherically disturbing for a mere $15. If you have that two-fer, there’s no reason to buy this.
HATCHET (Blu Ray)
I have so much fun with HATCHET. It’s kinda like a gory version of the BELLAGIO Fountain show. Just one over the top old school latex and pressurized blood fountain-work after another – meanwhile, the film has a great performance out of Kane Hodder… and I happen to really like Joel Moore and I am partial to titties. So HATCHET is for me. There’s a special look at HATCHET 2 on here, but honestly, I would wait to see HATCHET 2 before watching that. It’ll play better for ya. Honest Injun!
POLTERGEIST (Blu Ray)
This is basically a repackage. This came out about 2 years ago on Blu, in one of those great Warner BOOK releases – here, you have the classic Jewel cases and a $6 savings. Personally, I’ll stick to my Book release. This is one of the great scary movies. Oh – and I must say it. FUCK THAT CLOWN DOLL IN THE ASS!
A CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING (Blu Ray)
Here’s the least respected of the great trilogy of fall holiday classic Charlie Brown TV Specials, but while I know it has become increasingly politically insensitive to celebrate the raping and pillaging of this great pure country by all us white devils – that isn’t the spirit of THANKSGIVING. Now I know historically, the pilgrims represent the beginning of a near cultural genocide that took place when the Europeans came like a plague to this fertile paradise, but dammit. THANKSGIVING is the ideal. The celebration of the natives and the newly adopted Americans working together to celebrate, feast and be friends. This is why most every Thanksgiving at my house – we cook like mad demons, host multiple sittings, inviting both of Yoko & mine’s families – along with a few friends without their families. And usually – after MACY’S THANKSGIVING PARADE – this is on the screen. And I love it so. Now, if only Eli Roth would make the film he’s meant to make… THANKSGIVING!
TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Hammer Horror ( HORROR OF DRACULA / DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE / THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN / FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED )
Reading Quint’s interview with the man behind the rebirth of HAMMER – has me excited, but at the same time… I know for a great many of you good folks – HAMMER HORROR may mean nothing. In my house growing up, I was exposed to the classic Universal Monsters at the earliest of ages, then I remember keenly when I was shown DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE in my backyard, on a weighted sheet hanging from the side of the garage and I got to see that redder than red blood - and Christopher Lee’s manic and powerful Dracula – shortly after that – I was introduced to HORROR OF DRACULA, which is a stunningly beautiful retelling of the classic Dracula tale. Gorgeous film, great performances. 1st class affair all the way. Then the Peter Cushing FRANKENSTEIN films… Man. I was used to my Jack Pierce designed Karloff Frankenstein Monster, but Christopher Lee’s monster make up… it is a nightmare, a lurid colorful hideous nightmare of a Frankenstein monster – and Cushing’s Frankenstein is something entirely different from what Colin Clive created for Whale. The women are sexy, without being tramps, the violence has emotion behind it – and the action has an incredible sense of urgency. And the scores… sweet heaven & hymns, these scores rule! Discover HAMMER HORROR if you haven’t. This is an excellent starter set. Then seek out immediately BRIDES OF DRACULA – it’s my personal favorite Vampire film of all time. Just – if there were ever vampires – and there ever were a Van Helsing to fucking fight them. BRIDES OF DRACULA is the truth. The rest is fiction.
THE BLACK DAHLIA (Blu Ray)
In 2006, when I saw BLACK DAHLIA – I hated it. I was so fucking annoyed at the film, which was just a mess, I felt. It just felt like style over substance, and I didn’t like anybody other than William Finley, the greatest face ever. Now – this is where I come out as a major Brian De Palma lover. I don’t like not liking a Brian De Palma film. I so love the vast majority of his creative output, that when something shits in my eye – I go into shock, because how could that have come from a filmmaker that I hold with such high esteem. SO – I tend to give De Palma films a second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth chances. Around the 5th time I saw BLACK DAHLIA, I finally found the groove and intent of the film. This is a silly movie for De Palma. He’s playing here. This is a fetish film for De Palma, he’s doing what makes him feel good. The make up and the costumes on his women, he’s cinematically making love to the look of women from this era. The men, he makes them brutal, carnal and the kind of Neanderthals that beat with their fists, that are corruptible through sex, status and desire. The rich are strange obscure threateningly bizarre beings that the working class can barely understand – and the film is high styled, not realistic, not meant to be taken literally. That said – this is no LADY FROM SHANGHAI, which on its best day it might want to be, but just isn’t. I’m not saying I quite love the film yet, in fact I’m not saying it is even a good movie, but at this point – I can appreciate the film, what it has going on, and I am excited to have the Blu Ray.
TCM GREATEST CLASSIC FILM COLLECTION: GANGSTERS – James Cagney – ( WHITE HEAT / CITY FOR CONQUEST / EACH DAWN I DIE / G MEN )
Just recently, Yoko asked me to show her some Gangster movies – that’s when I batted my eyes and threw a thousand invisible twirly hearts at her – and told her I love her – and then went into the DVD room to assemble a stack of Gangster movies to show her. A few days later – I get sent these two sets from TCM – which essentially mirrored what I brought out of the back room. For $20, you’ll discover Cody Jarrett – and at the end of WHITE HEAT – you’ll be on such a cinematic high. I’m talking about that kind of high, where you’re crazy excited to see more from Cagney – and because you spent your $20 wisely – you have 3 more fantastic Cagney flicks to get through. I love EACH DAWN I DIE – Cagney is great in that with George Raft. Now – each of the films comes with a Leonard Maltin hosted Warner Night At The Movies with a newsreel, live action comedy short and cartoon with trailers. Excellent way to watch these films. CITY FOR CONQUEST kinda doesn’t fit the Gangster theme for me, as Cagney is a boxer. And “G” MEN – well Cagney’s a fucking copper! A Dick! A Small Fry.
Obviously the perfect 4 Gangster film set of Cagney films would be PUBLIC ENEMY, ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES, WHITE HEAT and KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE – but that’s probably just me.
TCM GREATEST CLASSIC FILM COLLECTION: GANGSTERS – PROHIBITION ERA ( THE PUBLIC ENEMY / THE ROARING TWENTIES / LITTLE CAESAR / SMART MONEY )
Ok – now this set… you invite friends over to dress up, you break out the illicit substances of the past & present and celebrate the wanton disregard for the LAW by celebrating the excess of relishing in forbidden fruits. Then you grab your moll, your guns and you go on a crime frenzy… JUST KIDDING. Seriously though – You ever notice how Gangsters that kept alcohol being served in the back room are always portrayed as these guys that wear fine suits and tuxedos… get killer cool cars, kill people with badass one-liners and they always have hats. Now – flash forward to our modern day prohibition against pot, coke, smack, whatever… and these guys look like the homeless? I just miss this class of villainy. LITTLE CAESAR is the one that started it all – Edward G Robinson is great here – but you should always watch that with a double feature of KEY LARGO. Trust me on that. Then here’s Cagney’s first great role in THE PUBLIC ENEMY, I’d kill for that Insert btw, - then THE ROARING TWENTIES is an amazing piece of cinema. Really dynamic. And SMART MONEY – that’s the one I haven’t seen yet, but with Eddie G and Cagney, I can pretty much guarantee it is worth checking out, and for me – the reason to buy the set. Again – all films have the Maltin NIGHT AT THE MOVIES thing, plus extras like critic commentaries. This is how a cheap set should be done. Just the right amount of awesome in addition to the features.
A CALL GIRL
Here’s a very little seen movie from last year, it has been on the festival circuit, it hails from Slovenia – and is about the young girl in her twenties that uses her body to acquire the lifestyle she has always dreamt of, but when a powerful client dies during one of her sessions – she ends up on the run from just about everyone. I really dig this movie, and wish it had gotten an Art House release in the U.S. The main reason to see this is for Nina Ivanisin’s remarkable performance. VERY GOOD FILM.
A FISTFUL OF TRINITY FOUR-FILM COLLECTION
You either love the Terence Hill / Bud Spencer TRINITY movies – or they plum annoy the shit out of you or you’ve never experienced them. For me, they’re the closest thing to live action Warner Bros. Looney Tunes inspired Westerns that we’re likely to see this side of Hope’s PALEFACE duo. That said, this 4 film set does not include THEY CALL ME TRINITY or TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME, which are the best of their pairings. Instead – these are the more obscure WATCH OUT, WE’RE MAD from 1974, 2 MISSIONARIES – also from 1974, SOLDIER OF FORTUNE from 1976, which is a Knight in Armor film – and from 1986, ALADDIN, with Bud Spencer playing the Genie! I’m not kidding. Honestly – I just love this set – especially given that it is under $10. And it provides me with Hill/Spencer movies that I do not own. I watched nearly all of these with my mother on cable in the 80s – and Terence’s quick slaps never get old.
A SCANNER DARKLY (Blu Ray)
I love this film – and have watched my HD DVD of it about 4 times since owning it. Of the Linklater Roto-movies, I still prefer WAKING LIFE, but I have to say, Linklater did a great job with Dick’s possibly best loved work. Or is that just me again. I love A SCANNER DARKLY the novel, and I do quite enjoy this movie. I do notice little things everytime I see it that make me enjoy it even more. There is a commentary with Keanu, Linklater, Tommy Pallotta, Jonathan Lethem and Phillip K Dick’s daughter, Isa Dick Hackett. There’s also a neat little thing, “THE WEIGHT OF THE LINE: ANIMATION TALES” on here that you should check out.
Next Tuesday, I jump into the first season of GLEE, LETTERS TO JULIET which continues my Amanda Seyfried mild obsession, PRINCE OF PERSIA, the second season of FRINGE which I’m loving, AMERICA: THE STORY OF US, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, MONSTER HOUSE (Blu Ray 3D), SEVEN Blu Ray, GHOST ADVENTURES Season 2, THE BLACK CAULDRON Special Edition, THE TWILIGHT ZONE: SEASON ONE Blu Ray, SHERLOCK HOLMES 1964-1965, RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD Blu, BREATHLESS Criterion Blu, JACOB’S LADDER Blu, the Phillip Kaufman INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS on Blu!!! Leonard Cohen’s SONGS FROM THE ROAD Blu, BLOODSPORT/TIMECOP Blu Ray, STARCRASH Blu, Laurel & Hardy’s MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS on Blu, HALLELUJAH BROADWAY, LORD OF THE RINGS individually on Blu (not as a set), DELICATESSEN (Blu), ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST Blu, THE THIRD MAN (Blu), UNLEASHED (Blu), Herzog’s MY SON MY SON WHAT HAVE YE DONE?, BOOGIE WOOGIE, Alice Cooper’s GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN LIVE 1973: BILLION DOLLAR Blu, MANDINGO Blu, Ryan Reynolds’ AMITYVILLE HORROR Blu, Mad Ron’s Prevues from Hell, RETURN OF THE 5 DEADLY VENOMS, FEAST Blu, ALL MEN ARE BROTHERS Blu, THE ORDER Blu, CARRIE Blu, SHERLOCK HOLMES double feature, for Scott Weinberg – KITTEN PARTY HOLIDAY, PORNO, AFTERSCHOOL, PROPOSITION Blu and that’s about it… gonna be another long one. Enjoy discovering some treasures!
