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This is a surprisingly decent western with an equally surprisingly good performance from Elvis. Elvis plays a half-breed caught in the conflict between Indians and white settlers. He doesn't even have to put on Hollywood injun makeup because he was part Indian, although his pompadour does take away from the effect. They get the singing out of the way almost immediately and the rest is standard ...

A dark spirit that is rather lazily made out as the tooth-fairy preys upon the people of Darkness Falls. I saw this movie in the theater and, although it didn't impress me that much, I thought that it might be fun to see again. It was fun, but it isn't great by any stretch of the imagination. No extras. This disc, from the dawn of the Blu Ray era, goes for surprisingly high prices on the used ...

A man teaches his sons to seek out demons hiding among the community. If you haven't seen this, best to leave it at that. This was one of those "blink and you'll miss it" releases and I blinked. It now goes for too much on the used market, so I was happy to have a chance to see it. It is a beautiful presentation and has a couple hours of extras, some of which are quite interesting, with a lot ...

A teenager steals nuclear material from a secret plant in his neighborhood and makes a functional atomic bomb. This movie was faulted at release for being dumb and implausible. It is dumb and implausible, but it is consistent within its own story. I guess the 80s was the decade for kid/teen sci fi stories. They were usually a lot of fun and this one is no exception. The fast pace will keep yo...

A private eye takes a job and discovers that it is much more personal than he anticipated. This has got to be one of the darkest movies of the 1980s. The anticipation of doom builds relentlessly from beginning to end. This is a pretty good looking disc, particularly since it goes back to the early days of the format. I'm sure the more recent 4K is probably better, but I can find little to faul...

Zardoz is a strange trip - a far future exploration of masculine vitality in a dying civilization locked in a kind of feminine apathy. There are abundant comforts, but no challenge or growth. Only an outsider in a red diaper, backed by a demigod who pilots a giant floating head, can disrupt the status quo. It was nice to see Zardoz on Blu Ray. I missed it when Twilight Time released it and thi...