A not so typical review for the new Blu-ray of James' number 3 film of 2011, Bullhead.
Reviews
James McCormick
Joshua Reviews Jonathan Caouette’s Walk Away Renee [Theatrical Review]
New feature from the Tarnation director may very well be the best documentary of 2012.
Joshua Brunsting
Scott Reviews Billy Wilder’s The Lost Weekend [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
Billy Wilder's first best picture winner remains a searing drama.
Scott Nye
Scott Reviews Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
I'm a Medford man - Medford, Oregon. Up in Medford, we take our time making up our minds. But we don't need to take our time declaring MoC's new Blu-ray edition of Double Indemnity absolutely essential.
Joshua Reviews Federico Fellini’s 8 1/2 [Blu-ray Review]
Joshua looks at the classic film and its Criterion Blu-ray release.
Joshua Reviews Ryan Sage’s Worth The Weight [Waterfront Film Festival 2012]
Indie romantic comedy may very well be the best film of the festival.
Joshua Reviews Darin Beckstead’s Somebody’s Hero [Waterfront Film Festival 2012]
Film takes the romantic comedy, adds a super hero element, and makes a flawed, but charming crowd-pleaser.
Joshua Reviews Clay Liford’s Wuss [Waterfront Film Festival 2012]
Festival darling finds a teacher under fire, and goes places that you can't even begin to expect.
Joshua Reviews Kirby Dick’s The Invisible War [Theatrical Review]
The latest film from Kirby Dick may very well be his best and most important to date.
Joshua Reviews Hal Ashby’s Harold And Maude [DVD Review]
One of three major Criterion releases this week, Hal Ashby's classic gets one massive upgrade.
West Reviews Paul Mariano & Kurt Norton’s These Amazing Shadows
If you are a film aficionado and you're looking for a little affirmation that all your time in the dark was time well spent, this film is for you.
West Anthony
Scott Reviews Michelangelo Antonioni’s Le Amiche [Masters Of Cinema DVD Review]
Michelangelo Antonioni's 1955 film shows signs of his work to come, but it's also a rich melodrama all its own.
Joshua Reviews Roy Ward Baker’s A Night To Remember [Blu-ray Review]
Film was recently re-released on DVD and Blu-ray.
Joshua Reviews Todd Solondz’s Dark Horse [Theatrical Review]
Film is the latest from the Life During Wartime director, and it may be his weakest outing yet.
West Reviews Göran Olsson’s The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975
This is a mixtape that demands to be heard.