
Home Movies, on hiatus for much of 2010, lives again with a new installment for
January 2011 on
In Review Online. With the help of In Review Online music editor Jordan Cronk, I have picked myself up off the floor to relaunch the monthly feature once again. For January, Jordan tackles the two Sam Fuller films,
Shock Corridor and
The Naked Kiss, from Criterion and the new Blu-ray of Sergio Leone's classic
Once Upon a Time in America. Meanwhile, I profile the release of Oscar loser/critical winner
Social Network, but then dive head first into full tilt genre releases from the month:
Buried,
The Last Exorcism,
Robinson Crusoe on Mars,
Sante Sangre and a Blu-ray import of
Deep Red from the UK. The
Deep Red release from Arrow Video comes a few months ahead of the Blue Underground US release in April. Although it is kind of unclear what will be included on the Blue Underground Blu-ray, Arrow's 2-disc set would seem to be the definitive in options and supplements.
Home Movies is the first feature on a redesigned In Review Online. The new year has mostly been dedicated to fine tuning the site, but we will be back on our game soon with new music and movie reviews that you can agree and disagree with. Home Movies for February will be up sometime mid-March.
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