DVD Review: John Carter, The River, Seeking Justice and Spellbinder
After a long and bloated Hollywood development, sci-fi Western adaptation “John Carter” made its way to theaters in ballyhooed fashion — the first of a string of lauded Edgar Rice…
One Day on Earth Movie Review
Title: One Day on Earth Director: Kyle Ruddick Like last year’s “Life in a Day,” which also aimed to catalogue a single day on this planet, documentary “One Day on…
OC87 Movie Review
Title: OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive Major Depression Bipolar Asperger’s Movie Directors: Bud Clayman, Glenn Holsten and Scott Johnston Featuring: Bud Clayman Mental health issues are but one of many elephants…
Patagonia Rising Movie Review
Title: Patagonia Rising Director: Brian Lilla Over the past century more than 45,000 large dams have redefined river corridors around the globe, taking fresh rainwater deposited for hundreds of years…
Pink Ribbons, Inc. Movie Review
Title: Pink Ribbons, Inc. Director: Lea Pool An interesting documentary that rather criminally buries its lede, “Pink Ribbons, Inc.” examines the ubiquitous pink ribbon campaigns for breast cancer awareness, and…
DVD Review: The Woman in Black, Ethos, Killer’s Moon, Planet of Vampire Women and Claustrofobia
From a career standpoint, “The Woman in Black” is a very smart move for Daniel Radcliffe. A straightforward but modestly budgeted and staged genre period piece that neither requires a…
Check Out The Motion Poster For Katy Perry: Part Of Me 3D, Perry’s Interview With Ellen
The release of “Katy Perry: Part of Me 3D” is coming soon, and to hype the release even more, Paramount Pictures has released the newest motion poster for “Katy Perry:…
Bill W. Movie Review
Title: Bill W. Directors: Kevin Hanlon and Dan Carracino Starring: Blake J. Evans, Chris Gates, Dennis Lowell, Julia Schell, Tim Intravia A documentary about the man who clawed his own…
#ReGENERATION Movie Review
Title: #ReGENERATION Director: Phillip Montgomery The social activism documentary subgenre is a rich one, but the best of these sorts of willfully disquieting films — like “The Corporation,” “An Inconvenient…