Author Archive: Steve Sullivan
TCM Presents ‘E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial’ 30th Anniversary Event
Phone home. Phone work. Phone family and friends. One of the most beloved and heartwarming films of all time is celebrating its 30th anniversary in grand style. NCM Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies bring to you for one day only, the newly remastered E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial. E.T. has been a staple of family households [...]
The Essential Games of the Chicago Cubs
At the turn of the 20th century, the Chicago Cubs were one of the premier teams in professional baseball. The Cubs were World Series champions in 1908. For the last 104 years, things have not gone so well. The Cubs last World Series appearance came in 1945, where they unfortunately lost to the Detroit Tigers. [...]
FOX Cinema Archives First Wave (Part Three)
In this article, we will be looking at the FOX Cinema Archives Manufacture On Demand title Kidnapped (1938). This MOD title looked in pristine condition, most likely due to the fact that the original source material was not seen very often. At least after one viewing, I am pretty positive I will not be seeing [...]
The Simpsons The Fourteenth Season
The Simpsons The Fourteenth Season Whoo-hoo! After a long, inconsolable break, a new installment of Simpsons season releases has finally arrived. Many critics have claimed for years that The Simpsons have gone downhill, that the writing has become increasingly lackluster. But any true fan, as well as your average television viewer will discover, Season Fourteen [...]
Bloodstained Memoirs
What can I say about professional wrestling? I believe it to be as physical or more so than any officially recognized sport. Since wrestling is scripted, it is considered sports entertainment. Even so, pro wrestling is more physical than football or hockey, and wrestlers have no off season. This documentary speaks with many well-known wrestlers [...]
The Phantom Of The Opera (Blu-Ray)
The Phantom Of The Opera (Blu-Ray) An acquaintance recently had an argument with yours truly about Blu-Ray upgrades of older films. His argument was that movies made before the High Definition era were not made in HD, so an attempted upgrade would be futile. I have numerous examples of how wrong this line of thinking [...]
Baseball’s Greatest Games: Collector’s Edition
Baseball’s Greatest Games Has there ever been anything more American than the sport of baseball? Possibly apple pie, but I’ll digress. As the month of October wind’s its way to a close, so does another baseball season. Major League Baseball and A & E are looking to capitalize on this magical month with the release [...]
Baseball’s Greatest Games: 1991 World Series Game 7
Major League Baseball carries the designation of “America’s Pastime”. It was given this moniker for a number of reasons. During The Great Depression, baseball was there to take a struggling nation’s mind off of its financial woes. During World War II, baseball was there to keep the focus away from possible global annihilation. And after [...]
Leonard Maltin’s 2012 Movie Guide
Leonard Maltin is one of the most respected film critics in the United States. He has worked for Entertainment Tonight for the last 19 years. He was Playboy’s resident film critic for six years, as well as hosting his own film review show on the ReelzChannel, Maltin On Movies. Mr. Maltin was not only the [...]
Card Subject To Change
Let me start off by saying: I love pro wrestling. I’ve loved pro wrestling since birth. If you ask my mother, I actually had one of her kidneys in a headlock. My father never cared for sports, but he has always been a wrestling fan. Pro wrestling has given us a bond, which is really [...]
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