This handsome LE 4K release from Arrow Video of the Lucio Fulci masterpiece ZOMBIE is an absolute must-own for fans. One of my favs of 2024. #physicalmedia

Christopher Landon directs the hell out of the taut yet playful Hitchcockian thriller DROP. Big props to Meghann Fahy for effectively grounding and selling the charmingly convoluted material. This would make a fun double bill with similar contained films such as Trap or Red Eye.

Sad to hear of the passing of the always brilliant Canadian actor Graham Greene. Gone but never forgotten. RIP.

Stumbled upon Dwight Little’s (Halloween 4, Marked for Death, Rapid Fire) memoir about his adventures as a working director. It’s a thoroughly captivating read. Honest, humble and incredibly insightful. One of the better books about filmmaking IMO.

Rob Reiner’s SPINAL TAP II: THE END CONTINUES arrives a whopping 41 years after the legendary original. Thankfully, it’s a very funny, touching, and worthy followup. I loved catching up with these beloved characters. Guest, McKean and Shearer’s chemistry is as on point as ever.

Love that Crawford carried a guitar case and wore a jacket with a scorpion on the back like Antonio in Desperado, while the band played the song from Desperado, “Cancion del Mariachi". Too cool!

RIP Robert Redford.

The dichotomy of art and commerce is at the heart of Seth Rogan’s hilarious new series THE STUDIO. It does for the movies what Mel Brooks’ The Producers did for theatre. A brilliant, superbly acted satire while, at its core, a deeply affectionate tribute to the cinema.

I love me a small town crime thriller and the hauntingly ominous GOOD AS DEAD from Image Comics is already shaping up to be a great new addition to the genre. First issues don’t get much more compelling than this.

Tom Savini’s NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD remake gets the release its long deserved. The 4K restoration is gorgeous. There’s a brand new Uncensored Version with a cool B&W intro, the Theatrical Cut, along with a fine collection of new & old features. One of my fav releases of 2025.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s frenetic political thriller ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER brilliantly juggles tonal shifts, satire & tense drama similarly to Aster’s underrated Eddington. It’s funny, entertaining but never at the expense of its high stakes. One of the year’s best.

Rob Zombie’s HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES book is a thing of beauty. This dense, impressively put together hardcover comes with his personal copy of the shooting script, concept art, production stills & more. Highly recommended for fans or anyone interested in the filmmaker’s process.

TRON: ARES presents some compelling ideas/themes but doesn’t explore them in any meaningful way. That aside, this is slick, action-packed blockbuster fun with some cool callbacks to the OG. Nine Inch Nails’ soundtrack is an absolute banger. Overall, a worthy entry in the series.

Very saddened to hear that we lost the iconic Diane Keaton. A true original. RIP.

Shane Black returns with gusto on the manic action caper, PLAY DIRTY. With its indecipherable plot, dull characters & mostly flat humour, this is lower tier Black. Yet despite its flaws, Play Dirty amuses as a gleefully violent, mean-spirited piece of pulp cinema.

Saddened to hear that Kiss’ legendary lead guitarist Ace Frehley has passed away. He was my favourite member of the band. I was fortunate to experience the original lineup live twice, & even met Ace at a Kiss convention during my youth. Gone but never forgotten. RIP Spaceman.

Tobe Hooper’s 1990 supernatural thriller I’M DANGEROUS TONIGHT is surprisingly fun TV movie fare. It’s pure Young Adult territory but commits to its very silly premise with conviction, and grounded by Mädchen Amick’s sincere performance. Stellar release from KL Studio Classics / Kino Cult .

First blood. #WANTITALL FINAL: Blue Jays 11, Dodgers 4

THE BARGE 🚢 #WANTITALL

STATEMENT WIN ‼️ #WorldSeries | #Postseason