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Road Games(1981) Blu-Ray Review

Road Games(1981) Blu-Ray Review

Scream Factory has done it again and this why I compare them to Criterion. They simply handpick movies that are some unknown and lesser-known film starring well-known actors and this is no different. I have honestly never heard of Road Games until they sent me the movie to review and it was very stunning. The transfer was spot on and gorgeous the audio was also amazing to hear on my 7.1 surround system. The movie itself was a great slow-burn movie that is kind of a unique spin o ’Duel’ and ’Wake in Fright’ you could tell movies like this influenced current greats like The Coen Brothers.

If you are not already familiar with the movie the synopsis is as follows.

An Australian trucker (Stacy Keach) picks up a hitchhiking heiress (Jamie Lee Curtis) and the trail of a killer in a green van.

There are tons of new special features on the Scream Factory release including tons of interviews featuring Stacy Keach. 1980 Script Read with Stacy Keach and Marion Edwards. Composer Brian May Music Demos accompanied by stills and poster gallery, Kangaroo Hitchcock the making of Road Games, Audio interviews with Richard Franklin, Stacy Keach and Grant Page.

Overall grade:

5/5 another stunner from Scream Factory!!!

The Son Review

The Son is an unfortunate attempt at making a statement on Mental Illness that goes awry so damn fast it will make your head spin. The Son only got my attention from me because the leads Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern are two favorites of mine, plus the filmmaker just did a beautiful portrayal of dementia in The Father which got a ton of Oscar Nominations including a win for the legendary Anthony Hopkins.

Reservoir Dogs 30th Anniversary 4K Review

All-time classic Reservoir Dogs finally comes to 4K, and I was lucky enough to get the exclusive best buy steelbook to review. It’s a glorious transfer, from the opening frame you can see all the hard labor that went into delivering this 4K. The movie itself introduced us to the mastermind filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, who has since become my favorite modern director.

Reservoir Dogs 30th Anniversary 4K Review

Interview with Janeen Damian for ‘Falling For Christmas’ [Christmas Movies, Lindsay Lohan, Pilk and Cookies, and more]

Last week we got to interview a co-director Janeen Damian of Netflix’s new Christmas themed movie ‘Falling For Christmas’ starring Lindsay Lohan. How filmmaker friendly Netflix was and how their excited to be reuniting with Netflix and Lindsay for Irish Wish!

Interview with Marc Senter for Old Man

We got to interview Marc Senter, for his role in the thriller Old Man. How it was like working with Stephen Lang. And much, much more. OLD MAN will be available on DVD and Blu-ray on December 6, 2022.

[The Return is Legendary] The Return of Tanya Tucker-Featuring Brandi Carlile review

The Return of Tanya Tucker Tucker- Featuring Brandi Carlile is an absolute Oscar Nomination lock for best documentary. It’s almost as entertaining as the country music history podcast Cocaine and Rhinestones hosted by Thomas Mahen Coe, which I recommend if you’re a fan of this documentary.

To Leslie Review- a sobering tale with excellent performances

Synopsis: Leslie, a West Texas single mother, struggles to provide for her son when she wins the lottery and a chance at a good life. But a few short years later the money is gone and Leslie is on her own living hard, she is forced to make a difficult choice.

See How They Run Review

Synopsis:

In 1950s London, plans for a movie version of a smash-hit play come to an abrupt halt after a pivotal member of the crew is murdered. When a world-weary inspector and an eager rookie constable take on the case, they find themselves thrown into a puzzling whodunit within the glamorously sordid world of underground theater, investigating the mysterious homicide at their own peril.

Clerks 3 Review

Clerks 3 is Kevin Smith’s latest venture into the Quick Stop universe with the forever lovable Dante Hicks and Randal Graves. We’ve grown up with these characters since Clerks, which has spanned almost my whole life if that puts it in perspective, for you. Now we’re at the pinnacle of the two workers. We see what has happened to these two since Clerks 2 but luckily the movie doesn’t focus on that too heavily and allows Clerks 3 to be its own thing.

Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. Review

Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. Is the first Oscar-worthy performances for both Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown, the trailer makes it look like it’s tailor made for the crowd of The Righteous Gemstones lovers. There is much more than meets the eye that the crew cut together for Universal to market this film. It has a much deeper storyline then I expected and I am all here for it.