Purchase at MovieZyng.com Here A Lost American Classic Finally Comes Home Review by John Larkin George Feltenstein, who oversees the Warner Archive Collection, has affectionately described this release as “The Larry Karaszewski Special Edition,” and it is difficult to imagine a more appropriate name. We owe a sincere thank you to Larry Karaszewski. Best known as the acclaimed screenwriter who, with his longtime writing partner Scott Alexander, wrote ED WOOD, THE PEOPLE VS. LA

Purchase by clicking the image above For anyone who loves Ray Harryhausen, the arrival of THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD on 4K UHD is more than just another catalog release, it is a cause for celebration! This is not only one of Harryhausen’s defining achievements, but arguably the most purely enjoyable film ever built around his particular brand of handmade movie magic. Other titles may be grander, darker, or more mythologically imposing, but THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD remains the g

Christopher Nolan Finds Awe and Terror in an Uneven Epic Review By John Larkin For me, the middle of July has become Christopher Nolan season. Going back to THE DARK KNIGHT in 2008, so many of his films have arrived during this particular stretch of summer that seeing one has become something of a personal tradition. Whether I am buying a ticket or attending a screening, the experience often brings me to AMC Lincoln Square, where Nolan’s enormous images have come to feel espe

by John Larkin About a month ago, Films in Review Editor in Chief Roy Frumkes and I traveled to Monroeville, Pennsylvania, for the final Living Dead Weekend celebration to be held at the Monroeville Mall before its planned demolition. It was my first time attending the event, while Roy has a long history with Dawn of the Dead, having appeared as a zombie in the film and directed Document of the Dead, the definitive documentary on the making of George A. Romero’s horror classi