Uploaded are reviews of Christian Henson’s The Devil’s Double (Lakeshore Records), Basil Poledouris’ Breakdown (3 packed CDs from La-La Land!), Alfons Conde’s Viento en contra (MovieScore Media), and from Screamworks / MovieScore Media a pair of horror scores: David Julyan’s Heartless, and Nathaniel Levisay’s Dawning…
In Part 2 of this Stanley Kubrick series, the focus is on Barry Lyndon (newly released by Warner Home Video on Blu-ray) and Jon Ronson’s Channel 4 documentary Stanley Kubrick’s Boxes (2008). I’ve got reviews of both, some helpful links, and an Editor’s Blog that someone at the TIFF Bell Lightbox shoud read…
Just uploaded is a review of Linda Blair’s second Women in Prison films, Red Heat [M], made in 1985, and often confused with the 1988 Arnold Schwarzenegger-Jim Belushi buddy cop film – a fine comic book film, but largely missing the social wrongness that permeates every frame once Blair in thrust into a dank East […]
Tied to a review of Warner Home Video’s shiny new Blu-ray of Lolita, I’ve added reviews of Stanley Kubrick’s first 3 films – all documentaries of sorts: Day of the Fight and Flying Padre (both released in 1951 by RKO), and The Seafarers, his first colour film, released in a special edition DVD by Indian Relay Films…
Review of the true crime drama Dear Mr. Gacy (Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada), plus minor blather on how to handle the scorching heat, and upcoming review info…
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