Working Title Films – Elements of Madness

Three sheep with different wool colors and textures are looking down from a low angle against a blue sky with clouds.

“The Sheep Detectives” Blu-ray Giveaway

By Douglas Davidson on August 27, 2026 • ( 0 )

Before you say baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa for having missed director Kyle Balda’s The Sheep Detectives in theaters, it’s now out on home video to stream on Prime Video or own on physical formats. Courtesy of Alliance Entertainment, EoM is offering one lucky individual… Read More ›

Behind-the-scenes image from "The Sheep Detectives," showing two men discussing a scene, with a small group of people in the background.

No, sir, no, sir, family-friendly murder mystery “The Sheep Detectives” comes available on physical formats with no bags of special features.

By Douglas Davidson on August 23, 2026 • ( 1 )

Everyone always remembers their first murder. Presuming we remove The Terminator (1984) from the equation to account for the specific murder mystery genre, mine’s Mr. Body (Lee Ving). With its ridiculous characters, whimsical approach to solving the crime, and endless… Read More ›

Behind-the-scenes still from "PRESSURE," showing a male actor in military uniform conversing with a crew member, surrounded by others in military attire and outdoor greenery.

Historical World War II thriller “Pressure” barely musters a light breeze of tension and is now available on home video.

By Douglas Davidson on August 19, 2026 • ( 2 )

“For want of a nail.” This proverb speaks to how the absence of even the smallest thing can have a massive ripple effect. Folks tend not to think about the wider implications, especially when looking back on history, questioning or… Read More ›

On the set of "CRIME 101," a woman and two men engage in conversation around a table with drinks and documents in a dimly lit space.

The 4K UHD quality rewatch of “Crime 101” is the only reason to snatch up the home release with no supplementary materials.

By justin waldman on July 11, 2026 • ( 0 )

Being a physical media collector is tough as we constantly are barraged (thankfully) with new releases from studios, boutiques, and prestige labels; some weeks have three, four, five, plus releases; and chasing the first printing before it goes out of… Read More ›

Monochromatic illustration of a man in a suit sitting on a patterned sofa.

“The Man Who Wasn’t There” has its day in court via a new 4K UHD restoration from The Criterion Collection.

By Andrew J. Eisenman on February 24, 2026 • ( 0 )

What happens when a reliable man decides to become unreliable? Should he be held to account? Who’s to say? The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001) is finally getting its day in court, entering the Criterion Collection on February 24th, 2026…. Read More ›

The lack of supplemental materials in this second of three planned tales will have you saying, “Honey Don’t!”

By Douglas Davidson on November 15, 2025 • ( 0 )

Starting with 2024’s Drive-Away Dolls, director/co-writer Ethan Coen with co-writer Tricia Cooke began what we now know is a trilogy of lesbian B-movies, a triptych of sorts, that include Honey Don’t! (2025) and the upcoming (and not-yet-dated) Go, Beavers!. These… Read More ›

New rom-com doesn’t tread new paths as it asks audiences to consider “What’s Love Got to Do with It?”

By Douglas Davidson on May 4, 2023 • ( 0 )

Romance has been a part of storytelling for centuries. There’s a Greek myth that Zeus tore humanity from their original form of two heads, four arms, and four legs because he worried about their strength, thereby causing humanity to search… Read More ›

Tom Hooper’s adaptation of Broadway hit “Cats” is more the cat’s meow than the dog’s bullocks.

By Douglas Davidson on December 19, 2019 • ( 1 )

The play Cats is a strange and mysterious thing. Lacking a typical narrative, the story unfolds as each cat introduces itself in song and details of a larger undertaking are revealed upon each new tune. By and large, though, Andrew… Read More ›