Cross Bearer (2013)

The Illusionist

#5 of 6:

Pieces of Talent (2014)

Batman (1989)

Pierrepoint

Last DVD I watched was Endless Love ('81).

Surprisingly enjoyed it quite a bit- partly because of nostalgia, partly because of the camp elements, and partly because I could actually get invested in the characters and story- from multiple points of view, not just the two young leads and their story.
Amazing this thing is 33 years old now. F'ing ancient.

That's actually on DVD now? I have a boot-leg DVD-R one I bought years ago on eBay.

Prisoners

A no frills budget release this past May, IIRC. Universal didn't muck it up either. The image is near HD quality. Would have preferred a Bd, but this is awful darn close anyway.

Watched Lethal Weapon (Director's Cut) last evening, watched Lethal Weapon 2 (Director's Cut) tonight.

Loved seeing all the old familiar faces in this 1973 Made for TV production, but good grief was this baaaaadd. There were a ton of good, spooky made for TV horror movies that aired in the 70's. This has to be one of the weakest of them.

Day One(1989).

The Joe Schmo Show, Season One Uncensored!: Disc 1

I've never watched this before, and I'd watch the whole thing in one sitting if I didn't have to be at work in six hours. It's an incredible show.

Watched Species (from the Species Trilogy box set), followed by the first episde of Game of Thrones (S3): Valar Dohaeris.

Noah

The Atomic Cafe

Rio Grande (John Ford, 1950)

Started watching Merlin's Apprentice while we ate dinner earlier, finished it up this evening, followed it up with an episode of Game of Thrones (S3): Dark Wings, Dark Words.

Hanger (2009)
Torched (2004)

Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981)

RF Video: Kevin Steen Shoot Interview