
How Valuable Are Your DVDs?
There’s gold in them thar valuable DVDs! As physical media starts to go the way of the dodo bird, the
There’s gold in them thar valuable DVDs! As physical media starts to go the way of the dodo bird, the
Dance of the Dwarfs is the weirdest version of Snow White I’ve ever seen. I can see why it didn’t
The Possessed is a made-for-TV horror movie from 1977. 1977 was not a huge year in filmmaking. Probably the most
The Terminal Man (1974)? More like The Terminal Bore, amirite!? After watching The Quiller Memorandum, I decided to boost my
Cop (1988) is a James Woods movie. The effortlessness with which James Woods plays James Woods makes every James Woods
The Quiller Memorandum (1966) is another spy film that makes use of name/paperwork title scheme. Other examples include The Holcroft
Subspecies 2: Bloodstone, combined with the other Subspecies titles, took up roughly 37 percent of the horror section shelving of
The Monkey is the latest Stephen King adaption. For those of you who only know King as a cantankerous old
Blood Tide (1982) is a low-rent The Deep crossed with something like Up From The Depths. It’s not that good.
Amazon Takes Creative Control Of James Bond. Perhaps Eon was trying to tell us something about James Bond at the
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