Movie Madness

Before Erik Childress and Sergio Mims get to films you CAN get on Blu-ray FOR 2019 they continue their ongoing crusade to get films out that are still not available yet in the format. Sergio has some classic releases you may not be aware of. Erik has some more modern titles from major filmmakers that are yet to be released in the format they deserve including one major television title. They also call out studios for choosing not to release Blu-ray versions of recent critically-acclaimed award winners. They run down nearly 20 titles and throw out some others for good measure. Will we see them finally in 2019?

Previous Chapters:
http://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/moviemadness/episode80
http://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/moviemadness/episodes108109

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Before Erik Childress and Sergio Mims get to films you CAN get on Blu-ray FOR 2019 they continue their ongoing crusade to get films out that are still not available yet in the format. Sergio has some classic releases you may not be aware of. Erik has some more modern titles from major filmmakers that are yet to be released in the format they deserve including one major television title. They also call out studios for choosing not to release Blu-ray versions of recent critically-acclaimed award winners. They run down nearly 20 titles and throw out some others for good measure. Will we see them finally in 2019?

Previous Chapters:
http://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/moviemadness/episode80
http://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/moviemadness/episodes108109

The first podcast of 2019 is an overview of the awards season with Erik Childress. He takes you back to the pre-Thanksgiving conversation with Sergio Mims as they did some extremely early prognostication. Then he brings you back to the days before the Oscar nominations to present analysis of who is still in the running and who is likely to get nominated. Tune in for his full predictions for this year’s Oscars.

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The first podcast of 2019 is an overview of the awards season with Erik Childress. He takes you back to the pre-Thanksgiving conversation with Sergio Mims as they did some extremely early prognostication. Then he brings you back to the days before the Oscar nominations to present analysis of who is still in the running and who is likely to get nominated. Tune in for his full predictions for this year’s Oscars.

On the final show of 2018 Erik Childress and Sergio Mims want to make sure you have not overlooked anything on your cinematic shopping list for Christmas (and after.) A bunch of great cult titles and TV shows from Mill Creek, THE best action film of the year, an overlooked gem from the Chicago Critics Film Festival and Sergio’s candidate for one of the Blu-ray releases of the year. Plus we talk some Criterion, a little Kino including a derided film they believe is worth another look, and what would a Blu-ray show be without some classic comedy, sci-fi and horror from the great Shout Factory.   Mill Creek (Happy Birthday to Me, Krull, Last Action Hero, Silent Rage, Who’s Harry Crumb?, Hardbodies, Nightwing, Shadow of the Hawk, Age of Consent, Cactus Flower, Benji’s Very Own Christmas Story, Benji: Off the Leash) Paramount (Mission Impossible Fallout 4K) Magnolia (Support the Girls) Criterion (A Dry White Season, Forty Guns) Redwind (Sunshine) Shout Factory (The Jerk, Starman, Dracula Prince of Darkness, The Mangler, Ernie Kovacs: Centennial Collection) Kino (The Puppet Masters, The Black Windmill, The Killing of Sister George, The Grissom Gang) Warner Bros. (Westworld Season 2, The Blue Knight, The Sea Hawk, Dark of the Sun) BBC (Sherlock Season One 4K) Lionsgate (A Simple Favor, Evil Dead 2 4K)

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Just two episodes ago Erik Childress and comic book expert Erik Laws were delighted talking about the surprise that Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was. Now it is DC’s turn in the spotlight and, boy, things are not nearly as delightful. More like disappointment and disgust as you will hear as their discussion goes from dismay to shock to outright anger. Everything from its Arthurian roots to ‘80s film homages get the business here as they breakdown how DC got it so very wrong once again.

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Just two episodes ago Erik Childress and comic book expert Erik Laws were delighted talking about the surprise that Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was. Now it is DC’s turn in the spotlight and, boy, things are not nearly as delightful. More like disappointment and disgust as you will hear as their discussion goes from dismay to shock to outright anger. Everything from its Arthurian roots to ‘80s film homages get the business here as they breakdown how DC got it so very wrong once again.

We’re clearing out the year-end releases and telling you about a lot of our favorites if you’re still stuck for Christmas ideas for the movie lovers in your family. There’s a little Capra and a lot of critters, creepy roommates and creepier moms, a racist congressman, Spike Lee’s KKK and a Coen Bros. 4K. Plus we have a title we can scratch off our Not-On-Blu-Ray show, an underrated remake and a really special release paying full tribute to a comic legend.   Kino (D.O.A.) Arbelos Films (The Last Movie) Indicator (The Wrong Box) Olive (Mr. Capra Goes To War) Time-Life (Robin Williams: Comic Genius) Disney (Incredibles 2, Pixar Shorts Collection Vol. 3) Universal (Papillon, BlacKkKlansman, The Big Lebowski 4K. Christmas Classics) Shout Factory (Single White Female, Sleepwalkers, Valley Girl, Candyman, Urban Legend, Urban Legends: Final Cut, The Critters Collection) Parramount (MacGyver, Who Is America) Grindhouse Releasing (The Big Gundown)

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