A cult classic gets a new lease on life with a brand new 4K restoration as well as the "Limited Edtion" treatment

Arrow Video has brought the wildly popular One Missed Call Trilogy to the States in one glorious package. Today, on Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at all three films.

Today, we take a look at the brand new blu-ray of Jim Jarmusch's classic, The Limits of Control, newly released by Arrow Academy.

Studio: MVD Visual Release Date: September 13th, 2002 (theatrical) / September 11th, 2018 (blu-ray) Run Time: 102 mins Region Code: REGION A (locked) Picture: 1080p (1.85:1 Aspect Ratio) Sound: English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 Starring: Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Eve, Troy Garity Written by Mark Brown, Don D, …

In 1996, the world was taken by storm with Scream , a fairly entertaining slasher film that tried really hard to be smart. Scream would start a new wave of slasher films, a subgenre that hadn’t seen a good day in years. After Scream we got I Know What You Did Last Summer , Urban Legend , Valentine and sequels to other f…

Zack Snyder is a polarizing director. While he has many, many fans, he also has just as many detractors. One thing that everyone can agree on is that he can make a scene or an actor shine. Snyder’s films are always beautiful, but a lot of times this beauty comes at the expense of story and characters. Style of substance is t…

Top to Bottom is a series that I run over at Letterboxd where I do a run down of a director's films from best to worst (or Top to Bottom) Today we are going to be taking a look at the films of Peter Jackson, the New Zealander who broke into American cinemas with 1994's Heavenly Creatures and the hit the motherload by …

I have a running series of list over at Letterboxd  called Top to Bottom , where I rank a group of films from best to worst. I call it Top to Bottom because some films may end up on the bottom of a lost but are not necessarily a bad film. It just happens that that particular film is just not as good as the others. So for my first…