What begins as a familiar story of faith and friendship slowly unravels into something far more sinister.
Category Archives: Movie Reviews
The Strange Dark (2026)
A strange visit one evening quickly spirals into paranoia, cosmic conspiracy, and an unraveling of reality itself.
Force Five [1981] [MVD Rewind Blu-Ray]
An elite force of martial arts commandos is sent to rescue a Senator’s daughter, caught up with a cult, with its own martial arts commandos, in Robert Clouse’s 1981 punch-em-up Force: Five, now on Blu-Ray via MVD Rewind.
Attack the Block (2011) [Black History Month]
A routine mugging on a dimly lit South London street quickly unravels into a chaotic night of survival.
Iphigenia [1977] [Radiance Film LE Blu-Ray]
In Michael Cacoyannis’s 1977 fantastic Greek tragedy adaptation Iphigenia, King Agamemnon is left with an impossible choice: sacrifice his daughter or fail to fulfill his family/national obligations to retrieve his sister-in-law Helen from Troy. Now on Blu-ray from Radiance Films.
Abar, The First Black Superman (1977) [Black History Month]
After moving into a bigoted neighborhood, a successful scientist finds his family in peril and gives a super serum to a local revolutionary, Abar, in hopes of salvation.
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Lookin’ Italian [1994] [Severin Films]
A reformed mafioso has to try to keep his wayward nephew, pre-Friends Matt LeBlanc, out of trouble in Guy Magar’s 1994 drama Lookin’ Italian.