The poor picture quality isn’t the only thing freighting on Freeway Killer, a film about serial killer William Bodin, which is short on details making it feel like yet another exploitation of serial killers’ mystique and their victims.
This sleek 80’s time capsule from French Connection director William Friedkin deserves a second look, as long as you don’t look too closely at the less-than-stellar video transfer from MGM.
Tom Hardy stands out in this dark and surreal story of England’s most violent killer, but we were not impressed by the Super16mm film’s hi-def transfer.
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If you like telegraphed plot twists and people obscured by poor CG snowstorm effects, then Kate Beckinsale’s latest snowbound C.S.I. imitation may just be the right film for you.
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Austrian writer/director Götz Spielmann’s slow burning psychological thriller Revanche shows up in a reference quality release from Criterion worthy of this Oscar Nominated drama.
Clint Eastwood’s riveting emotional drama arrives on Blu-ray from Warner with a transfer that won’t become a home theatre showpiece anytime soon, but it doesn’t take away from the strength of the film.
This ganja-fueled reggae classic arrives in a barebones Blu-ray release that cleans up the classic film, but don’t expect any miracles from this low budget fare.
The late Brittany Murphy stars in what is now one of her last roles, the film noir tale, Across the Hall, on Blu-ray from Image Entertainment.
It’s sexy, it’s tense, and it’s dramatic — it’s the anime adaptation of Top Cow’s Witchblade, but does this HD transfer from Funimation do it justice?
Author Tim McLoughlin’s novel The Heart of the Old Country comes to the big screen in this drab and mundane New York City gangster film that owes much to Scorsese, but only on a very superficial level.
