This might be old news for some, but a free promotional copy of Agent DVD magazine that was given out in San Diego announces that Iron Man will be released on two-disc DVD and Blu-Ray [click for more]
While not the worst, Universal Studios certainly has not been the best of the major studios at mining their back catalog of films for decent DVD releases. That is why it comes as a pleasant [click for more]
Following the closure of its US distribution arm last month, UK genre film distributor Tartan Films closed its doors late last week. Variety is reporting that the London offices were locked when employees arrived for [click for more]
If you are a fan of Watchmen like the crew here at FilmBuffOnline, then you’ll be sure to like this. The folks over at Collider.com have a great two-part video interview with director Zack Snyder [click for more]
Ever wonder just how dirty the stinkin’ paws of those damn dirty apes were? You’ll get your chance this fall when Twentieth Century Fox Home Video releases a giant box set of the classic Planet [click for more]
Next March, comic book fans are getting even more of the gritty world created by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons in the landmark graphic novel Watchmen. In addition to the live action adaptation hitting screens [click for more]
Theatrical and home video distributor Tartan USA has closed its doors. This past week a public foreclosure sale put up for auction the company’s physical assest, right down to the office furniture in addiotin to [click for more]
DVD enthuiasts who subscribe to the Criterion Collection’s newsletter got a welcome piece of news this evening. The label is planning on releasing titles in the high definition BluRay format starting in October. Here’s the [click for more]
Paramount Studios, the last of the major studios to announce their support of the BluRay high-definition DVD format, have finally announced their first titles to debut on the new format. Surprisingly enough, the first of [click for more]
One of the best movies of the 1990s, genre or not genre, was Alex Proyas’ Dark City (1998). (This not even considering in the “Jennifer Connolly Factor,” which states that any movie in which Jennifer [click for more]
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