This week I’m finally offering up Two Blu-rays that aren’t review copies. Two, Sealed, Never Opened, Blu-rays for the action epic God of War courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment. Details on God of War entry requirements are below!!
Review: 5 Reasons To Love ‘Tragedy Girls’
Tragedy Girls opens in New York and Los Angeles October 20, but thankfully it’s not a flick that comes out and is gone before the blink of an eye (leading to an immediate run on Blu-ray and streaming). If you’re a horror/comedy genre fan (Scream franchise comes to mind), Tragedy Girls should be your cup of tea (actually it’s more like a double espresso shot to the soul). Below are five reasons why I absolutely love (and highly recommend) Tragedy Girls.
John Cusack Action Thriller ‘Blood Money’ Hits Blu-Ray In December
Growing up a Gen X baby, my indelible memory of John Cusack is his ghetto blaster, serenading Ione Skye with “In Your Eyes” moment in Say Anything. But sometimes the hero becomes the villain, and I’m pumped to see Lloyd Dobler turn evil with Blood Money. The film, starring Boyhood’s Ellar Coltrane, Willa Fitzgerald, and Jacob Artist, hits Blu-ray and DVD December 19. Details below!
Miles Teller Aims To Get It Right With ‘Thank You For Your Service’
Miles Teller (Bleed for This, upcoming Only The Brave) stars in Thank You For Your Service as Adam Schumann, a returning soldier from Iraq who, along with his fellow colleagues, finds it difficult readjusting to civilian life. The piece is adapted from Pulitzer Prize winning author David Finkel’s book of the same name, and in the audio below Teller explains why “accuracy” and “authenticity” were integral to Thank You For Your Service.
‘The Snowman’ Prize Pack Giveaway From CinemAddicts
Jon Bernthal & Christopher Abbott Face Off In ‘Sweet Virginia’ Trailer
My most anticipated film this year isn’t a comic book flick or animated feature bankrolled by some big studio. Rather, I’m all about Sweet Virginia, and if you love thrillers that leaves a bigger jolt than your morning cup of Joe, this might do the trick.
Review: ‘Blood Stripe’ (Kate Nowlin, Chris Sullivan)
