Here are our latest reviews of films on DVD.
Recent Home Video Releases
Judgment at Nuremberg
Kristen Lopez @ Awards Circuit
Les Blank: Always For Pleasure
Jordan M. Smith @ IONCINEMA.com
- Excerpt: Les Blank: Always For Pleasure is simultaneously sumptuous and gratifying in the same way that stories told by reminiscing grandparents garner nostalgia for a time and place you never knew, yet you feel the heart and soul of this culture now gone still surging on with a strangely natural exuberance. Blank’s ability to capture the sheer joys of life through honest, intimate situations, while capturing a wide view of one’s cultural heritage is absolutely unparalleled. No release this year bears such great historical importance and still possesses the ability to inspire cinematic elation.
Werewolf Woman
Peter Nellhaus @ Coffee, Coffee and more Coffee
When The Wind Blows
Jordan M. Smith @ IONCINEMA.com
- Excerpt: Though a work of harsh satirical brutality, When The Wind Blows is a British animated classic that stands upon its clear eyed creative originality as a means to remind us that war may not seem to effect us from its great distance, but it surely does, whether you choose to ignore the facts or not.
Other Reviews from 2012 and earlier
‘The Turning Point’ starts strong but doesn’t fully recognize the good things it has going for it
Animosity
Daniel Lackey @ The Nightmare Gallery
- Excerpt: A specimen of insidious, creeping terror that burrows its way into your brain and haunts your nightmares for weeks.
