When The Wind Rises arrived early in 2014, the was rather bittersweet since Director Hayao Miyazaki had not only announced he was retiring, but he was also shutting down the production arm of the legendary Studio Ghibli. If you’ve seen the…
Best Comic of the Week: The Ultimates #2 – I liked the first issue of The Ultimates, but this one is much more what I was expecting from this series and writer Deniz Camp. In this issue, Captain America catches up on the history he missed…
Selling old video games can be both an exciting and daunting task. Whether you’re looking to make some extra cash or clear out space in your gaming collection, understanding the process can help ensure a smooth sale. This guide will cover…
Show Note: This episode was originally recorded on May 30th. We start off the episode with some bad accents. I mean, really bad. But that leads us down a rabbit hole of X-Men movie history discussions. More specifically, we find out which…
The first time I saw The Crippled Masters was last year on Turner Classic Movies. You’d imagine this was part of the TCM Underground double feature (which needs to be brought back). This film about two unique martial arts fighters was…
When the last U.S. helicopter left Saigon as the communist army of North Vietnam entered the city, a lot of people in America imagined the decades long Vietnam conflict was over. Americans wanted to act like the war was over on April 30,…
OCN Distribution brings another month of art house and cult titles to the video shelves. The big title is Penny Lane’s Nuts! This early documentary feature is about a doctor that used goats’ testicles to cure ED. Nintendo Quest is about a…
Severin Films is offering up their new 10 titles this weekend as part of their summer sale. The boutique label does what it does best with packages that included really cool extra items. In this case is a set that has Dario Argento’s Opera…
Todd Rundgren has been a Rock God since the first Nazz album was released in the Fall of 1968. While the Philadelphia based band weren’t a massive hit, Todd’s next band Runt featured Hunt Sales (Drums) and Tony Sales (bass) who were the…
When you’re raising a kid, there are times when you over promise something and can’t blow it off. Perhaps you promised to take the kid to an upcoming concert only to discover it sold out in three minutes. Instead of face value tickets,…
When Food Inc. arrived in 2008, the documentary made people alarmed at how mega-agribusiness worked in America. The film showed what various favorite foods went through before they hit the shelf at your local supermarket. It wasn’t a…
The Italian movies during the 20th Century existed in genre waves. A movie would get popular and almost overnight, Italian producers and directors were ready with a hundred films to hit the marquees with similar sounding titles. The waves…
Truck accidents can have life-altering consequences, leaving victims overwhelmed and unsure of how to seek justice and compensation. Understanding the legal process is crucial to protect your rights and secure the compensation you deserve.…
This is perfect time to be get into classic Hong Kong cinema because so many films have been restored and upgraded to Blu-ray over the last few years. As much as I miss Dave’s Videodrome in Carrboro, NC with their shelves overflowing with…
When you take a course in screenwriting, the first thing pushed is creating a man character that is sympathetic. You want the audience to identify and bond with them. The simple description of The World of Kanako sounds like the main…
Saying goodbye to a regular bike and opting for an eBike can be life-altering in many ways for numerous reasons integrating features of a contemporary world. As a means of private car use for commuting, recreation, or aesthetic fitness,…
I’ve been travelling, and so am still not completely caught up on new comics. Best Comic of the Fortnight: Rare Flavours #6 – I have really loved this book. Ram V and Felipe Andrade made a really special comic about Indian food, memory,…
During the ’70s, it felt like the only movies from Japan that made it to America either starred Godzilla or were directed by Akira Kurasawa. You either saw a giant monster destroy everything or an emotional tale from feudal Japan. Little…
Will Buckner, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction GameStop Corp. (GME) is an American video game, consumer electronics, and gaming merchandise retailer. Founded in 1984 as Babbage’s in…
After giving us The Game of Clones: Bruceploitation Collection Vol. 1, Severin heats up the summer even more with their 10 surprise titles coming out for their summer sale on July 12-15. They’re giving us another choice Dario Argento hit…
Are you hunting for a new show to binge during the summer months when you want to stay close to the AC? Shout! TV is now streaming Australia’s Rake. The legal series was a hit Down Under. You can watch all 40 episodes for free on Shout!…
Did you know a major actor has written and directed a Western movie? I’m not talking about that other guy. Viggo Mortensen from The Lord of the Rings has gone to the wild west in his own movie. The film is currently playing select theaters…
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our in-depth series on the GameStop saga, a captivating story that has rocked the financial world and captured the imagination of investors everywhere. This series will delve into the key players,…
The Inspector Wears Skirts series started with the broad comedy found in Police Academy film with the action provided by the Jackie Chan stunt team. The elite female police unit proved to be a smashing success at the box office. While the…
Show Note: This episode was originally recorded on May 16th. We wanted to have this episode up much sooner but as the saying goes, better late than never. We are celebrating 18 years of The Rabblecast! Thank you to everyone that has been…
There were two types of films that excited you as a kid in the mid-70s. The first were disaster films that showed the chaos and carnage. Every week in Cinemascope you’d could watch the destruction of high rises, luxury liners and even the…
If you binge watch a season of Bosch or Bosch: Legacy, there’s always a scene or two where Harry Bosch is either digging through the bins at a record store or putting the needle on a jazz album. But there’s more to listening to the music.…
The SKIRTS are back except there’s been quite a few changes since The Inspector Wears Skirts 2. Inspector Wu (My Lucky Stars‘ Sibelle Hu) has retired after marrying Inspector Kan (The Inspector Wears Skirts‘ Stanley Sui-Fan Fung). Now he’s…
As we watch the EuroCup and the Copa America this summer, the Fall promises an even more exciting brand of soccer on the screen. The Champions merged soccer and Kung Fu action back in 1983 and arrives on Blu-ray in September. The Golden…