Chris Gore, the mastermind behind Film Threat and co-author of The Complete DVD Book is back again and he’s brought a slew of new DVD releases with him.
He’ll tell you which ones deserve a prominent spot on your shelf, which one’s are fun for a weekend and which ones need to be lit on fire and set adrift at sea, like Weekend at Bernie's 7: The Awakening (which is not a real movie, so you don’t need to look it up on imdb).
Today, Chris will review The Mist, Frisky Dingo and Steep.
It used to be that if you wanted to experience some big time cinematic thrills you had to go to the theater. Now, with HD TVs that have higher resolution than real life and price tags lower than what a ticket and a small bucket of popcorn costs, who needs to go out anymore?
Heat up some microwave popcorn, pour a glass of soda (or whatever your favorite beverage might be, you’re at home after all) and check out one of the great movies Film Threat’s Chris Gore has in store for you. The author of the The Complete DVD Book wouldn’t steer you wrong.
Afterward, you can not fight the crowds out of the theater and not wade through traffic on your way home. It’s a win, win situation.
Today, Chris is going to review I Am Legend, Southland Tales and No Country for Old Men.
DVDs were not meant to be coasters. They’re the right size and shape, but they were meant to be enjoyed in your DVD player, not used to put cold beverages on in order to protect your furniture from rings and stains. Don’t end up with more coasters.
Find some quality entertainment for once by tuning in and listening to the Walter Cronkite of film reviews and the author of The Complete DVD Book, Film Threat’s Chris Gore. He’ll recommend some great movies and you’ll never end up with a digital video coaster again.
On today's SXSW edition of DVDuesday, Chris will review Kung Fu Hustle, Air Guitar and Confessions of a Superhero.
As if AOTS weren't enough to keep you glued to your couch, Film Threat's Chris Gore, co-author of The Complete DVD Book is stopping by to tell you about the latest DVDs, ones so awesome and all consuming they'll make you forget even the memory of the outdoors.
On today's show, Chris will review Beowulf, The Darjeeling Limited and Justice League: The New Frontier.
Chris Gore, expert movie reviewer, co-author of The Complete DVD Book and the guy behind Film Threat is a man who has made DVDs his business and business is good… unless he recommends a DVD as a “rental,” then business is just okay, we guess. Then again, he could recommend a DVD as a “pass” and then business would be bad.
Wait, we’re getting off track here. The point is, new DVDs are coming out and nobody wants to waste their time or money on garbage movies that will eventually end up in the actual garbage. Chris is here to help you avoid that in DVDuesday.
Today's Blu-Ray movies will include The Rock, The Spider-Man Trilogy and Casino Royale.
You think you know about underground cinema? Let’s see how confident you are when Chris Gore reaches deep into his vault and pulls out little known movies from the Far East.
This stuff is more underground than hell! Forget the lackluster mainstream for a second; if you want some good movies you need to take a trip to the Asian Underground.
Today, we'll take a look at Fulltime Killer, Exiled and Breaking News.
Chris Gore, the mastermind behind Film Threat and co-author of The Complete DVD Book is back again and he’s brought a slew of new DVD releases with him.
He’ll tell you which ones deserve a prominent spot on your shelf, which one’s are fun for a weekend and which ones need to be lit on fire and set adrift at sea, like Weekend at Bernie's 7: The Awakening (which is not a real movie, so you don’t need to look it up on imdb).
Tonight, Chris will review American Gangster, Michael Clayton and 30 Days of Night.
It used to be that if you wanted to experience some big time cinematic thrills you had to go to the theater. Now, with HD TVs that have higher resolution than real life and price tags lower than what a ticket and a small bucket of popcorn costs, who needs to go out anymore?
Heat up some microwave popcorn, pour a glass of soda (or whatever your favorite beverage might be, you’re at home after all) and check out one of the great movies Film Threat’s Chris Gore has in store for you. The author of the The Complete DVD Book wouldn’t steer you wrong.
Afterward, you can not fight the crowds out of the theater and not wade through traffic on your way home. It’s a win, win situation.
Today, Chris is going to review Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Scarface and Killer Condom: The Rubber That Rubs You Out.
DVDs were not meant to be coasters. They’re the right size and shape, but they were meant to be enjoyed in your DVD player, not used to put cold beverages on in order to protect your furniture from rings and stains. Don’t end up with more coasters.
Find some quality entertainment for once by tuning in and listening to the Walter Cronkite of film reviews and the author of The Complete DVD Book, Film Threat’s Chris Gore. He’ll recommend some great movies and you’ll never end up with a digital video coaster again.
On today's show, Chris will review The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Gone Baby Gone and The Royal Tramp Collection.
You think you know about underground cinema? Let’s see how confident you are when Chris Gore reaches deep into his vault and pulls out little known movies from the Far East.
This stuff is more underground than hell! Forget the lackluster mainstream for a second; if you want some good movies you need to take a trip to the Asian Underground.
Today, we'll take a look at Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman, Lone Wolf and Cub and Samurai Champloo.
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