In this episode, Andy reviews the 2003 high-octane action film Ong-Bak starring Thai martial arts sensation Tony Jaa, along with its two subpar sequels.
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In this special extended episode, Andy explores the historical inspiration behind acclaimed director John Woo’s two-part Chinese epic Red Cliff!
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The DVD Shelf presents Off The Cuff, a brand-new unscripted series where Andy Snyder gives his thoughts on recent theatrical releases, current television shows, or any other entertainment-based top...
THE DVD SHELF RETURNS ON MAY 20th, 2019!
Brace yourselves for a big return of The DVD Shelf, including all-new episodes of Movie Reviews, Foreign Flix, Top Spots and mini Reviews! We’ll also be ad...
After too long of a hiatus, The DVD Shelf is making a huge comeback in the spring of 2019 with returning shows like The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix, and The DVD Shelf Top Sp...
The DVD Shelf mini Reviews [Episode 19]
In this episode, David reviews the 2002 dark comedy Death to Smoochy, starring Robin Williams and Edward Norton, and directed by Danny DeVito!
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The DVD Shelf mini Reviews [Episode 18]
In this episode, David revisits the 2009 dark comedy World’s Greatest Dad, starring Robin Williams and written and directed by comedian Bobcat Goldthwait. Y...
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 23]
Nazi zombies attack as Andy reviews the 2009 Norwegian horror zom-com Dead Snow, along with its 2014 follow-up Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead!
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The DVD Shelf mini Reviews [Episode 17]
In 90 seconds, David will review the much forgotten 1992 sci-fi comedy Memoirs of an Invisible Man, starring Chevy Chase and directed by John Carpenter!
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The DVD Shelf mini Reviews [Episode 16]
David may have already reviewed John Carpenter’s cult classic sci-fi thriller They Live in an early episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, but in this mini...
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The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 22]
In his very first review of an animated movie, Andy takes a look back at the acclaimed 1993 Japanese anime film, Ninja Scroll!
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The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 33]
Following the death of acclaimed British actor John Hurt, David reviews one his most iconic performances – the severely deformed John Merrick in David Lync...
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix [Episode 21]
In the spirit of crime thrillers like Memento and comedies like The Hangover and Dude, Where’s My Car?, Andy reviews the 2012 Dutch action/crime comedy Blac...
The DVD Shelf mini Reviews [Episode 15]
David takes 90 seconds to review “Weird Al” Yankovic’s hilarious 1985 feature-length mockumentary The Compleat Al.
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The DVD Shelf mini Reviews [Episode 14]
After giving it a full review several years ago, David revisits “Weird Al” Yankovic’s 1989 cult classic comedy UHF, only this time he’ll review the film’s 2...
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 20]
It’s the twentieth episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix, and also the biggest one yet as Andy explores the legend of Ip Man, the renowned martial artist, g...
The DVD Shelf Top Spots [Episode 5]
To celebrate the recent release of The Lego Batman Movie, David counts down his top ten favorite animated Batman films!
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