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...
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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...
The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews [Episode 11]
In this holiday-themed episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, I explore the history of the classic Dickens tale, A Christmas Carol, and review the hilario...
The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix returns with a look at the feature film debut of British director Guy Ritchie, whose signature chaotic filmmaking style that has since been seen in films like Snatch, Roc...
In this long-awaited episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix we finally catch up with host Andy Snyder (or as he’s going by this time, Sir Henry Baskerville), who has been in hiding since the events ...
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In tribute to the late, great Robin Williams, the DVD Shelf reviews the 1987 comedic war drama Good Morning, Vietnam, which loosely tells the story of Airman Adrian Cronauer, who spent some time as a morning radio DJ over in Vietnam during the mid '60s and took it upon himself to bring a taste of home to the American soldiers stationed in the country by providing them with lively broadcasts and playing the day’s most popular music.
In this special holiday episode, we sit on the lap of the 2003 dark comedy Bad Santa, which stars Billy Bob Thornton as an embittered veteran con artist who spends his Christmases burglarize shopping malls with his short-of-stature business partner, played by Tony Cox, while in the guise of a department store Santa Claus and his helper elf.
In this game-changing episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix, a dangerous threat for our venerable host looms over the horizon that may force him to go into hiding. In the meantime though, he’ll rev...
In this episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix, South Korea brings us the 2006 martial arts action crime thriller, The City of Violence, the story of a group of old high school buddies who have spen...
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*NOTE: This is a re-uploaded episode that was previously removed due to a YouTube copyright issue. In order for this episode to stay up on YouTube, several scenes had to be cut. Watch the original...
*NOTE: This is a re-uploaded episode that was previously removed due to a YouTube copyright issue.
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The milestone tenth installment of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix is the biggest episode yet as ancient Chinese history and legends are brought to life in the epic two-part war drama, Red Cliff, which ...
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To celebrate the 40th anniversary of this genre essential, David digs deep under the skin to see why this film still packs a punch after four decades and countless imitators.
This episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix will whisk you away to the dark woods of Norway as three college students with a camera follow a grizzled exterminator who spends his nights tracking down...
This episode of The DVD Shelf Foreign Flix brings you the 2007 Vietnamese historical action epic, The Rebel, which tells the harrowing story of a Vietnamese martial artist during the country’s 1920...
The ongoing trend of big budget comic book movies has had its ups and downs, and one major down for many fans has been the 2011 reboot of the '30s-era pulp crimefighter the Green Hornet, starring comedic actor Seth Rogen as a much goofier Green Hornet than we've ever seen before.
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