All articles by Enid Burns

With hardly a word of dialog, the French animated film plays out with caricature-like entertainment.

The real terror in this movie may just be that you watched it. And even a Blu-ray release can’t scare the crap out of this Corman "classic."

The beginning of the end of the story of the boy lived is now available on Blu-ray with a sneak peak of what’s to come in the finale.

The plight of 187 female factory workers in 1968 working class England is a worthy watch.

Two people waiting for that little adjustment to get things right end up in a love triangle.

Small town girl moves to Los Angeles, gets a job dancing and then singing at a burlesque club.

A slice of every day life in the eyes of one family shines a light on several forms of social crisis in this Woody Allen film.

Big city cop moves to a dusty town in Australia and gets sucked into an old West standoff.

Welcome to the tale of a man who tries to save a stripper and ends up saving his wife.