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88 Films continually succeeds producing deluxe home video releases of lesser known films. Recently we saw The Cat and …

The world lost a comedy legend when we lost Robin Williams. His performances in standup, TV shows, talk shows, and movi…

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Arrow Video have been releasing collections of Shaw Brother's Cinema entitled Shaw Scope for quite a while now! Now…

Cult Epics have been thoroughly impressing with the spectacular quality of their Blu-ray releases here recently. The la…

On my Mount Rushmore of comedy duos there are The Three Stooges, Abbott and Costello, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis and o…

MGM was arguably the king of musical cinema. They produced some of the best and most iconic musicals including; Singin’…

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Judy Garland burst onto the cinematic scene with her role as Dorothy Gale in the film The Wizard of Oz. Should would li…

In the history of cinema there have been many films that had subject matter that could be considered extremely offensiv…

For most people the name Dan Curtis is synonymous with the sci-fi soap opera Dark Shadows. But he is also the mind behi…

The name Micheal Curtiz may not be as well-known as Alfred Hitchcock, William Wyler or Steven Spielberg. But no directo…