Ray Harryhausen Collectible Gift Set and a The 7thVoyage of Sinbad: 50th Anniversary Edition DVD
CULVER CITY, CALIF. (July 29, 2008) – Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will release some of the most popular film classics from stop-motion animation genius Ray Harryhausen in a Ray Harryhausen Collectible DVD Gift Set and a The 7thVoyage of Sinbad: 50th Anniversary Edition DVD on October 7, just in time for holiday gift-giving. The six-disc DVD boxed gift set features two-disc special editions ...[Read More]
Beowulf: Director’s Cut
Blood, Brutal, Broken...Beowulf.Naked of niceness, brutal to the boneIf you haven't read Beowulf or hadn't seen the movie, you're in for quite a ride. I read this when I was a wee-lad. It was incredibly manly and contained just enough morals to slip by our local North Carolina school board. When Robert Zemeckis decided to make an animated film version of it, I could only imagine the likeness of...[Read More]
Soulcalibur IV
Oh, welcome to your own frustration and hell. The kicker? You'll keep coming back for more. You'll sell your soul for thisGameplay has drastically changed, in a way, for the latest addition to Soulcalibur. In previous versions of the game, you have some sort of pattern to follow your enemies by. What I mean is that eventually the AI gets to a point where it can't give you anymore different str...[Read More]
One WiiWare Game and Two Virtual Console Games Added to Wii Shop Channel
If variety is the spice of life, we’ve got an extra-spicy lineup for you this week on the Wii™ Shop Channel. From bouncing balls to out-of-control cars to hardcore fisticuffs, the latest game additions offer an incredibly diverse mix of Wii™ thrills. So if you’ve been saving up your Wii Points™ for something new and different, here’s your opportunity to cash in and kick up some serious fun. Enjoy!...[Read More]
Whoa! That’s The Devil’s Chair… better not sit there.
CULVER CITY, CALIF. (July 28, 2008) – From writer/director Adam Mason (Broken) and writer Simon Boyes (Broken), who have been referred to by some as “the new masters of gruesome,” comes the frightening new horror-thriller The Devil’s Chair, debuting on unrated DVD October 7 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Andrew Howard (Revolver) stars in the gore-drenched tale that focuses on a strange ch...[Read More]
The Memory Keeper’s Daughter coming to DVD
Culver City, CA (July 28, 2008) –The Memory Keeper’s Daughter -- the highly rated Lifetime TV movie starring Dermot Mulroney (My Best Friend's Wedding), Oscar® and Golden Globe® nominee Emily Watson (The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep), and Gretchen Mol (3:10 to Yuma) -- debuts on DVD October 7 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The stirring drama, based on the popular novel by best-selling ...[Read More]
Oh, wise guy, eh?! Stooges making their way to DVD on October 7th
CULVER CITY, CALIF. (July 28, 2008) – The Three Stooges will be caught in their brand new set of crazy shorts on October 7. The classic comedy trio returns with more eye-gouging, nose-tweaking fun in The Three Stooges Collection Volume Four: 1943 – 1945 debuting on DVD October 7 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. All 21 short films from those two years, chronologically organized, have been d...[Read More]
Felon coming to DVD and Blu-ray on August 12th
Culver City, Calif – (June 12, 2008) – Sony Pictures Home Entertainment releases the high-action prison drama FELON on DVD and Blu-ray™ High-Def August 12, 2008 for the SRP of $24.96 (DVD) and $38.96 (Blu-ray). Starring a powerhouse cast including Stephen Dorff (World Trade Center), Val Kilmer (Columbus Day, Conspiracy), Harold Perrineau (TV’s “Lost”) and Oscar® nominees[1] Sam Shepard (The Accid...[Read More]
MST3K 20th Anniversary DVD announced!
Multiple Emmy®-nominated and Peabody Award-winning Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K) is a true cult classic. Its high-camp rendition of B-movies from every genre to the small screen makes it one of the most memorable pop culture shows of our time. Brimming with laugh-out-loud commentaries from caustically hilarious space travelers Joel Robinson, Mike Nelson and their robot pals Crow T. Robot an...[Read More]
Transformers Cybertron: The Ultimate Collection
I miss the 80’s. The black hole doesn’t seem as bad as they think I know that there is a fanbase out there for Transformers, as I am a huge fan. Growing up in the 80’s (and I mean from 1980 until 1989) I experienced the full force of the Transformers and G.I. Joe era. I knew how great the cartoon was and how beautiful the first (and still original) film for the Transformers turne...[Read More]
Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle: Unrated Edition
I swore that I would never see this film. Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. It never looked interesting, funny or intriguing. Having seen it I can certainly say now, without a doubt… I was wrong. Lighting up the screen If you don’t know the basic premise behind Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle it is quite simple. Harold and Kumar are best friends and roommates. Harold is an up and comin...[Read More]
The Lost Boys
So many wonderful things happened in 1987. The rejuvenation of the videogame industry. The pseudo-war with Russia was coming to an end. Joel Schumacher created The Lost Boys. The last item, of course, is the most important here. A new take on an old concept Teen movies were a dime a dozen. Each decade goes through that period where it’s absolutely cool for a bunch of young no-names to make r...[Read More]