Out on Blu-ray and 4K UHD August 28, 2024
An inspector going after a drug ring in Italy soon finds out there is potentially more risk than reward in his endeavor.
THEDÆMON (2024) [FrightFest 2024]
Following his father’s suicide, a man goes back to the lake house from his childhood where more than meets the eye await him and his loved ones.
An Taibhse (The Ghost) (2024) [FrightFest 2024]
A father and daughter move into a mansion for the winter months to maintain and keep it ready for its owners. Soon after their arrival, something odd starts to happen and each of them is affected differently.
Tokijiro: Lone Yakuza (aka Kutsukake Tokijiro – yukyo ippiki) (1966) [Radiance Films Limited Edition]
Out on Blu-ray and 4K UHD August 27, 2024
A gambler, Tokijiro, is given a place to stay in town. Soon, he finds himself involved with the local criminals to repay his debt.
Jackpot! (2024)
Now Available for Streaming on Amazon Prime.
Paul Feig’s “Jackpot!” is that horrible, malt-o-meal garbage movie meant mainly to be as edgy as possible without ever really intending to offend anyone. It disguises itself as social satire when really in the end it has zero to say. It’s just a flaccid hundred minutes drag through nonsense and emptiness. No one at any point in this movie seems to be mentally present, including John Cena who often looks a lot more like a walking action figure than anything else. With Feig’s premise you just assume you’d be in the market for a blood soaked science fiction film. At the very least, you’d expect a darkly comic if mean movie about greed and the way the economy has driven in to rabid dogs.
It’s actually a vanilla coming of age story with a premise that’s gradually pushed in to the background over the course of the narrative.
Interview with Director Spencer Jamison, of “At Capacity”
Hello, Can you introduce yourself to our readers?
First, thank you for engaging with me and my work.
You’re welcome!
I am Spencer Jamison, a filmmaker born and raised in Richmond, VA. I am the writer, director, and lead of “At Capacity.” I started working professionally as an actor and singer in the theater and film/television as an undergraduate at James Madison University. At my core lives an inner child who found solace in Black sitcoms from the 90s, movie musicals, political action thrillers, and classic romantic comedies. My biggest hope is that the work I create inspires the same kind of wonder and encouragement I received from watching my favorite films, plays, musicals, songs, and television series.
Viva La Muerte (1971) [Radiance Films Limited Edition]
Out on Blu-ray and 4K UHD August 27, 2024
After his father’s arrest during the Spanish Civil War, a young boy must learn a new life and decide where he stands between his parents’ clashing ideologies.