Two for One: BLOODY BIRTHDAY & HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME

 by Anthony King

“It's really weird. Because there was an eclipse the day she was born, both the sun and the moon were blocking Saturn. There should be something missing from her personality.” – Joyce Russel

FTM 495: CAPE FEAR (1962) & CAPE FEAR (1991)

Come out, come out, Patrick and Michele Eggen, wherever you are.

Off the Shelf: King Solomon's Mines (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

The adventure of a lifetime!

Off the Shelf: Charles Bronson Double Feature

by Patrick Bromley

A double dose of Bronson's Cannon period now on Blu-ray from Olive Films!

Off the Shelf: Firewalker (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

Cannon movies on Blu-ray are the best, but Chuck Norris is the worst.

Heath Holland On...Cape Fear vs. Cape Fear

by Heath Holland

Welcome to the first “versus” column! From time to time I’m going to take a look at movies that have been remade and see how the two versions hold up against each other, examine the pros and cons, and decide if one film gets the edge over the other. For this inaugural edition, I’m looking at Cape Fear, a revenge thriller set in North Carolina based on the novel The Executioners by John D. McDonald.