Review by John Larkin Purchase by clicking the image above or HERE It is great to see Warner Archive putting out multi-film collections like this. For collectors, these sets make it much easier to fill in the gaps of a shelf all at once rather than chasing down individual titles. This particular lineup, subtitled Classic Tales of Mad Passions and Madder Deeds , is a strong one. If there is a small wish, it would have been wonderful to see Michael Curtiz’s MYSTERY OF THE WAX M

Review by John Larkin I went into the new Paul Thomas Anderson film, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER with expectations kept low, since the...

Review by John Larkin Purchase by clicking the image above or HERE Growing up, LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE hovered around the edges of my childhood like a piece of family furniture that had always been there, sturdy and dependable, always present but easy to overlook. It was one of the first TV shows I can ever remember being aware of, a title that seemed to echo through the house whenever my mom tuned in. She had watched it in the 1970s during its first run and embraced it a