Friday, February 26, 2016
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
New Release Tuesday
In
a world where dinosaurs and humans live side-by-side, an Apatosaurus named Arlo
makes an unlikely human friend. I have read this is considered Pixar's first miss at the box office. Seems like a lot of this last year's November and December releases got pushed to the back burner because of the return of Star Wars.
I still need to watch season one of this show that I hear is really great and I am on board with just about anything FX puts out, you know.
The true story of how the Boston Globe uncovered the massive
scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the local Catholic
Archdiocese, shaking the entire Catholic Church to its core. This is a good looking drama that I still need to watch to see if can be considered for my tops of 2015.
A disillusioned college graduate finds himself torn between
his older lover and her daughter. I might have to upgrade to this Criterion upgrade for this classic.
Six friends dig up a corpse to use in a satanic ritual to
make the dead rise from their graves. Now this only caught my attention because of the director of this the late, great Bob Clark. He was one one of the few directors that worked successfully in two different genres, horror and comedy.
Eastwood is back in this Western about a young civil war veteran that is forced on a desperate journey
to save his kidnapped wife. Dammit!!! Fooled again, that's the wrong Eastwood! Anyway I will check out Scott's first Western and its got the great Walter Goggins form Justified and The Hateful Eight so it should be pretty good.
In their club days, Twisted Sister were the Grand Funk of
Glam and the NY Dolls of Metal, channeling savage energy and wild humor into a
sort of blue collar performance art, as they fought to escape the velvet noose
of suburban bar-band super stardom. Dee and the boys are on a final world wide tour to close up shop so this should be cool to check out.
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Cannon Films is back!!!
I grew up on Cannon Films like Invasion U.S.A., Cobra, Death
Wish Sequels, Over the Top, Masters of the Universe, and anything else with
Chuck Norris and Chuck Bronson. If you want
to know more about Cannon Films go watch the excellent documentary Electric Bugaloo:
The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films but the news here is that Cannon is
back!
CANNON HISTORY
Back in the 1980’s, The Cannon Group Inc., was one of the World’s biggest independent motion picture studios, obtaining various film institutions such as Thorn EMI Cinemas, Elstree Studios and the Pathe Film Library, before it was folded into MGM Studios in the mid-1990’s. The studio, under the leadership of Israeli movie producer Menahem Golan, enjoyed productive relationships with movie stars such as Chuck Norris, Charles Bronson, Richard Chamberlain, Franco Nero & Sylvester Stallone.
The company also attracted visionary filmmakers such as John Cassavetes, Barbet Schroeder and Andrei Konchalovsky and created some of the most distinctive films ever made. Relationships such as these, coupled with projects with broad-based commercial appeal, resulted in the production of some of the best remembered movies of the 1980’s including the number 1 box office films, Invasion U.S.A and Death Wish 3.
CANNON TODAY
Cannon Films Ltd was founded in 2014 by Richard Albiston, after spending years under the guidance of the Cannon Group Inc.’s former CEO and Chairman, Menahem Golan.
Today, the company is proud to enforce the ideals of Menahem Golan, putting the artist first and enabling them to have the freedom to create their vision, their way; a unique approach that is not found anywhere else in the industry today.
Cannon Films Ltd has developed successful working relationships worldwide with companies operating in over fifteen countries. Together their mission is to produce new and original motion pictures for a 21st century audience.
A new slate of movies is on the horizon including America Ninja Apprentice, Return of The Delta Force, U.S. Sniper and more…
Stay tuned…
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