George Lucas's failed attempt at creating the next great space opera is remembered.
Saturday Afternoon Kaiju: Gorath (1962)
A massive sun sent straight for Earth is merely the impetus for this strange Kaiju flick.
Losing My Religion: The Quiet Man
John Wayne puts up his dukes in John Ford's romantic comedy-drama set in Ireland.
Fresh Eyes: Ghost in the Shell (1995)
Matt wades through the hype of the groundbreaking anime.
Trailer Watch: War for the Planet of the Apes (Trailer #2)
Primate warfare of the highest order.
Journal to the Center of McGuirk: Filmmaking and the Found Family of Home Movies, Part Four
The final season of Home Movies swiftly resolves the arcs of its primary characters with grace.
Trailer Watch: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (Trailer #2)
They're here to be guardians of the galaxy....wait what?
Rockie’s Vulcan Video Staff Picks #9
Some action, some Hip-Hop, some anime—wait, don't go! Read Rockie's picks!
Kneel Before VOD: March 28th
Rogue One, Hidden Figures, and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them are this week's highlights.
Overlooked & Underseen: To Sir, With Love (1967)
A fun, pleasing film featuring Sidney Poitier at the height of his popularity.
Trailer Watch: A Ghost Story
The Sundance sensation looks to be one of 2017's most unique features.
Trailer Watch: Spider-Man: Homecoming (Trailer 2)
Another look at the new, revamped wall-crawling hero.
Schlock Value: Late 70s Disaster Films - Part Two
Sean Connery's wig tries to save the earth from a Meteor!
Schlock Value: Late 70s Disaster Films - Part One
Dan avoids a mountain of disappointment with this entertaining Roger Corman affair.
Deja Viscera: Sci-Fi Horror
A cube, a circle, a fire, a black rainbow, and more. Dig into these sci-fi horror gems.
Fresh Eyes: Fargo (1996)
The Coen Brothers' homespun murder story is this week's pick.
Losing My Religion: Vertigo
Alfred Hitchcock's all-time classic about the perils of obsession.
Beginner’s Guide to Alfred Hitchcock: Strangers on a Train (1951)
It's a "perfect murder" thriller wrapped in duality, as only Hitchcock can deliver.
Overlooked & Underseen: 25th Hour (2002)
Spike Lee's powerful story about learning to live with the past, in a post 9/11 New York City.