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Another month, another bumper crop of Arrow Video releases. This July things are going to get very expensive for film fans with several must-own editions of classic and contemporary films for collectors on both sides of the Atlantic. First of...

Most people are familiar with the famous trilogies of George Lucas: The Star Wars trilogy. The other Star Wars trilogy. The Indiana Jones trilogy. (Which of course grew into a quadrilogy, whether we like it or not.) But another trilogy...

David Gregory's hugely entertaining doc, Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley's Island of Dr. Moreau, will be playing a limited US theatrical run this month and next, with more dates on the way. Anyone who has seen The Island...

Although the "MacGruber" movie has anything and more that just about anyone could reasonably expect from a feature film based upon the notorious "Saturday Night Live" sketch, it does have one major thing going against it - it's a "MacGruber"...

One of the pleasures of going to film festivals are the Q&A sessions afterwards.  If you read humour pieces regarding this aspect of the festival experience, they are often snarky little pieces about the awful questions fielded by audience...

I'm not certain what the situation is in the rest of the world but here in Canada, at least, Friday is Bad Lieutenant day.  Yes, kids, it's the ultimate in counter-programming with Werner Herzog's bizarre and brilliant picture coming out...

Put all thoughts of Abel Ferrara's Bad Lieutenant out of your mind.  With the exception of the title - which he tried to wiggle out of - Werner Herzog's Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Herzog's film has nothing...

Very good news here for those of us who fell in love with Werner Herzog's Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans at the Toronto International Film Festival.  Cinetic Media's new FilmBuff VOD channel has announced a string of new...

So is Bad Lieutenant:  Port of Call New Orleans a remake, a sequel, or what? Parse it any way you like (and I shall attempt this) but it is a dynamite piece of satire and perhaps something more.  Werner...