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Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Guy Maddin’s The Forbidden Room [Theatrical Review]
Guy Maddin is back with what may be his most original, and visceral, work to date.
Joshua Brunsting
Masters of Cinema Cast – Episode 43 – Repo Man
The podcast returns with Joakim being joined by Ian Schultz to discuss Alex Cox's Repo Man.
Tom Jennings
Joshua Reviews Denis Villeneuve’s Sicario [Theatrical Review]
One of the year's best thrillers just kicked off the 2015 fall film seasons with a bang.
Episode 164 – Anthony Asquith’s The Importance of Being Earnest
Scott, David, and Sean discuss propriety, society, and sexuality in the definitive adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic farce.
Scott Nye
Disc Deals For The Week: October 4th Through October 11th 2015
Rounding up the best DVD and Blu-ray deals around the web.
Joshua Reviews Jafar Panahi’s Taxi [Theatrical Review]
Proving once again no government can shut out a creative voice, Panahi has made one of the year's best, and most politically charged, pictures.
Off The Shelf – Episode 65 – New DVD & Blu-ray Releases For September 29th 2015
Ryan and Brian catch up on the week's news and new releases.
Watch A Clip From The Warner Archive’s Release Of Twice Upon A Time With The Commentary Track
The Warner Archive's new DVD release is available today.
Icarus Films Releasing New Five Film Patricio Guzman Box Set; ‘A Country’s Journey’
New set includes five of the best films from one of documentary films greatest unknown poets.
Joshua Reviews Bryan Carberry And Clay Tweel’s Finders Keepers [Theatrical Review]
This new documentary shines a light on a story unlike any you could ever dream of.
Watch A Short Clip From Moonrise Kingdom With The New Audio Commentary Track
The Criterion Collection has just uploaded a new clip from their new Blu-ray release of Moonrise Kingdom, featuring the exclusive audio commentary track that was included on the release. Wes Anderson and...
Scott Reviews The Stray Cat Rock Collection [Arrow Video Blu-ray Review]
Two directors. Five films. One set.