The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 19]
In this episode, Andy takes a look at the compelling Oscar-winning German spy drama, The Lives Of Others!
Visit our official website: http://happydragonpic…
Back in 2012, David listed off his top ten favorite Christmas TV specials, and now, he revisits his original list and follows it all up with a few updated ways in which you can watch these classic specials!
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 18]
In this episode, Andy rings in the holidays with quite the unconventional Christmas flick – the Finnish dark fantasy film Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale!
V…
Thirty years ago, horror master Stephen King created one of pop culture’s scariest clowns in his terrifying 1986 novel It, and in this episode, David revisits the original 1990 made-for-TV miniseries that has since become a cult classic, and briefly discusses the development of the brand new remake coming in 2017.
The DVD Shelf Top Spots [Episode 1]
The premiere episode of The DVD Shelf Top Spots is a bloody good time as Andy counts down ten of his favorite revenge scenes from modern foreign films!
*NOTE: …
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 17]
In this episode, Andy reviews the 2001 Hong Kong action thriller Fulltime Killer, a tale of two hitmen starring Andy Lau (Infernal Affairs) and Takashi Sori…
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 16]
If you’re looking for a review of the classic Chris Farley/David Spade team-up, you’ll have to look elsewhere because in this episode, Andy will review the …
David returns from an extended hiatus with a rather appropriate review of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, the epic animated adaptation of Frank Miller’s seminal graphic novel where a seasoned Batman comes out of retirement
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 15]
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix returns with a swift kick to the face as Andy reviews Ong-Bak, the 2003 high-octane martial arts action sensation from Thailand s…
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 6]
In this episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, David reviews the horror/comedy classic An American Werewolf in London, written and directed by John Landis …
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 8]
This episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix covers The Rebel, a 2007 Vietnamese production that injects martial arts into a historical drama.
*NOTE: This is …
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 9]
Sick and tired of the found-footage genre? Well, this episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix is just for you! Andy’s a bit tired of the genre too but wants to…
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 10]
In this special extended episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix, Andy explores the real historical inspiration behind acclaimed director John Woo’s two-part …
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 11]
In this episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix, Andy reviews the 2006 Korean action film The City Of Violence!
*NOTE: This is a re-uploaded version of an ep…
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 12]
On many occasions, American movies are inspired by overseas cinema, but this time, the tables will turn when this episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix will…
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 20]
In the 20th episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, the spotlight is once again on Batman, but not the dark and brooding version that’s all the rage these …
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 19]
In this epic installment of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, wealthy businessman Marvin Acme is found murdered by a “toon” and when all fingers are pointed at …
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 18]
In this episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, David travels to the future and gets his ass to Mars to review the Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi/action clas…
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 16]
In this skin-crawling episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, David may have a little infestation problem, but he has no problem with recommending the 1990…
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 13]
In this somewhat nonlinear episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, I look at the filmography of director Christopher Nolan, focusing on his very first film…
Latest Comments