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James McCormick
On The Screen – Episode 8
This time on the show, Ryan and Travis chat about a number of films and shows that they've been watching, including This Is Cinerama, Titanic, and Deadwood.
Ryan Gallagher
Paramount Nabs Scorsese’s Wolf Of Wall Street
Film is being pushed for a third quarter 2013 release.
Joshua Brunsting
Off The Shelf – Episode 15
This week on Off The Shelf, Ryan, James and Travis take a look at the new DVD and Blu-ray releases for the week of Tuesday, October 16th.
New Short Film From Apichatpong Weerasethakul Arrives Online
Short film arrives from the beloved auteur.
For Criterion Consideration: Edgar G. Ulmers’ The Black Cat
Why this Karloff and Lugosi starring picture is one of Universal's most underrated horror masterpieces.
Trailer For Upcoming Remake Of Carrie Arrives
Remake of Brian DePalma's classic looks to be one hell of an update.
For Criterion Consideration: Takashi Miike’s Audition
Why Criterion needs to give us the Blu-ray that this Miike masterpiece deserves.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Norman Mailer’s Wild 90
A literary icon's initial foray into late 60s radical underground cinema.
David Blakeslee
Criterion Announces January Lineup: Trio Of Blu-grades On The Way And Pina Coming In 3D
A mishmash of upgrades and new releases features Wim Wenders, The Tin Drum and much more.
Edward Yang’s A Brighter Summer Day Confirmed For A Criterion Blu-ray Release And New Theatrical Run?
Getting a major theatrical and home video release for the first time here in the US.
Screenshot Gallery: Ridley Scott’s Prometheus
Ryan goes through the recent Prometheus Blu-ray release and pulls out a number of his favorite shots.
James Reviews Tom Savini’s Night Of The Living Dead [Twilight Time Blu-ray Review]
The new Twilight Time Blu-ray of the cult remake of the Romero classic. Is the film and the Blu-ray worth picking up if you can still get your hands on it?
Joshua Reviews Ross McElwee’s Photographic Memory [Theatrical Review]
New documentary is an honest look at the widening generation gap between a specific father and his son.