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Silver Screen Spotlight #6 (Doctor X)
Hosted By Jason Lockard In this episode of the Silver Screen Spotlight Jason "Pastor J" Lockard shares his thoughts on the Warner Archive Collection&…
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Death Has Blue Eyes (1976) {Arrow Video Blu-ray Review)
Reviewed By Jason Lockard So many films from the 1970s are not Oscar nominated films, but over the years they have gained a cult following from certain fi…
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Each Dawn I Die (1939) {Warner Archive Blu-ray Review}
Reviewed by Jason Lockard James Cagney was a very versatile actor. He could do it all! Sing, dance, dramatic roles, but most movie fans remember him for his to…
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Donnie Darko (Ultra HD Review)
Reviewed By Jason Lockard Arrow Video released a Blu-ray release of the Richard Kelly film Southland Tales . This was a very good way to whet your appetite for…
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Cast a Dark Shadow / Wanted for Murder (Blu-ray Review)
Reviewed By Jason Lockard A few months ago Kino Lorber released an absolutely amazing film noir on DVD entitled Sudden Fear featuring Joan Crawford from Cohen …
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Retro Drive-In Podcast #8 (The Producers)
Hosted By Jason Lockard On this episode of the Retro Drive-In Podcast Jason "Pastor J" Lockard shares his thoughts on the Kino Lorber Studio Classic…
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Flashback Friday #18 (History was Made at Night)
On Flashback Friday we like to look back at some amazing Physical Media Releases from the years gone by. And this day is no different! On this episode of Fla…
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Annie Get Your Gun (1950) {Warner Archive Review}
Reviewed By Jason Lockard Musicals! I was brought up on them. Rodgers and Hammerstein, Irving Berlin, and other amazing composers. Being entranced by such acto…
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Sneak Peek at Kino Lorber May 2021 releases
Hosted by Jason Lockard In today's video feature Jason shares a first look at the upcoming Blu-ray releases from Kino Lorber. The releases are a broad rang…
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History is Made at Night (1937) Criterion Blu-ray Review
Reviewed By Jason Lockard Director Frank Borzage is known by film fans for his films 1933's Man's Castle, 1940's The Mortal Storm, and his masterpi…
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Battle Hymn (1957) Blu-ray Review
Reviewed By Jason Lockard Ever since I can remember I have been a sucker for films based on a true story. I don't know if it is because of my dad's lov…
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Green Dolphin Street (Blu-ray Review)
Reviewed By Jason Lockard The now controversial film Gone with the Wind is considered a classic for it's tell of love and loss. In 1947 Elizabeth Goudge…
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Doctor X (Blu-ray Review)
Reviewed By Jason Lockard Movie fans love to go to the theaters to be shocked and frightened by the terrifying images on the silver screen. It seems it's b…
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Hercules and the Captive Women (Blu-ray Review)
Reviewed By Jason Lockard Peplum was a term used for Italian-made historical, mythological, or Biblical epics. They were very popular in the 50s to the mid 60…
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Silver Screen Spotlight #5 (Spaceballs)
Posted By Jason Lockard In this episode of the Silver Screen Spotlight Jason "Pastor J" shares his thoughts on the Kino Lorber Studio Classics Blu-r…
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The Producers (Blu-ray Review)
Reviewed by Jason Lockard Mel Brooks is known for his spoof comedies. He made a career out of making fun of film genres. The old west with Blazing Saddles, hor…
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