The Samaritan Blu-ray Review
Posted November 14th, 2012 by Brendan Surpless
IFC’s The Samaritan is not perfect in the slightest sense, but the film does mostly work thanks to Samuel L. Jackson’s performance.
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Portlandia: Season Two Blu-ray Review
Posted October 10th, 2012 by Brendan Surpless
Even though the humor didn’t work for me, IFC’s Blu-ray for the second season of Portlandia is one fans will definitely want to pick up.
The Decoy Bride Blu-ray Review
Posted July 5th, 2012 by Brandon A. DuHamel
The Decoy Bride is funny, romantic, predictable and absolutely devoid of originality. If it weren’t for the charm of Kelly MacDonald and likeability of David Tennant, the film would fall flat.
Perfect Sense Blu-ray Review
Posted May 24th, 2012 by Brandon A. DuHamel
This apocalyptic romance is too pretentious for its own good, but Eva Green and Ewan McGregor do a fine job as the two star-crossed lovers.
Into the Abyss Blu-ray Review
Posted April 10th, 2012 by Brandon A. DuHamel
Werner Herzog’s documentary, Into the Abyss, isn’t perfect, but this look into violent crime, the effects on victims families, and death row is still worth renting.
A Lonely Place to Die Blu-ray Review
Posted March 11th, 2012 by Brandon A. DuHamel
An edge-of-the-seat adventure/thriller set in the Scottish Highlands, A Lonely Place to Die is one of the best films in the genre to come along in a while. Despite the barebones Blu-ray release, this is still a easy one to recommend.
Tiny Furniture [Criterion Collection] Blu-ray Review
Posted February 22nd, 2012 by Brandon A. DuHamel
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Lena Dunham may have an eye for the lens, but her comedy of privilege results in obnoxious, one-dimensional characters and a vapid story that becomes quickly tiring.
Flypaper (2011) Blu-ray Review
Posted December 19th, 2011 by Brendan Surpless
Flypaper takes your bank robbery plot and tries to throw a new twist into it, but ultimately ends up failing even tho MPI’s Blu-ray does feature solid video and audio.
Portlandia: Season One Blu-ray Review
Posted December 15th, 2011 by Brendan Surpless
Odd, quirky and just plain weird, Portlandia Season One plainly did nothing for me. While the Blu-ray does feature decent video/audio, I can’t really recommend this to anyone as there are far better series out there.
An Invisible Sign Blu-ray Review
Posted November 3rd, 2011 by Brandon A. DuHamel
Alba is splendid in this quirky indie dark comedy, but the film itself fails horribly.
