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Rock! Shock! Pop!'s Best Blu-ray & UHD Releases Of 2021!
2021 was not a great year for a lot of us, but just the same, we here at Rock! Shock! Pop! were once again lucky enough to review a lot of the really great releases that have come out in the last twelve months. Continuing the tradition started a few years ago, it's once again time to look back at the best of the best. So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in no particular order and based on the ever important mix of ...
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Rock! Shock! Pop!'s Best Blu-ray & UHD Releases Of 2020!
2020 fucking sucked, but just the same, we here at Rock! Shock! Pop! were once again lucky enough to review a lot of the really great releases that have come out in the last twelve months. Continuing the tradition started a few years ago, it's once again time to look back at the best of the best. So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in no particular order and based on the ever important mix of entertainment value and quality... -
Rock! Shock! Pop!'s Best DVD & Blu-ray Releases Of 2019!
2019 has come and gone and once again, we here at Rock! Shock! Pop! have been lucky enough to review a lot of the really great releases that have come out in the last twelve months. Continuing the tradition started a few years ago, it's once again time to look back at the best of the best. So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in no particular order and based on the ever important mix of entertainment value and quality...
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Rock! Shock! Pop!'s Best Of 2017
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Ian Jane
Rock! Shock! Pop!'s Best Of 2017
The last few years have seen a resurgence in the popularity of cult titles on DVD and especially Blu-ray and for fans, well, 2017 was an embarrassment of riches. We hear at R!S!P! have been privileged enough to have the opportunity to review a lot of the best and most interesting to come out this year, and with 2018 just a few short hours away, why not look back on the last twelve months? So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in... -
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Friday The 13th: The Game
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Created by: Ian Jane
Friday The 13th: The Game
By Alex Kattke
Released on: May 26th, 2017
Developed by: Illfonic
Published by: Gun Media
Platform: Steam Note: this review pertains to the PC version on Steam. This is not a reflection of the game's current state on Xbox One or Playstation 4. Friday the 13th is regarded as the big bad motherfucker of the Slasher movie sub-genre and not needing much in the way of introduction. Any horror fan has most likely seen most of the films in the franchise and ha... -
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Arthouse and Grindhouse: Blurred Lines.
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Created by: Ian Jane
Arthouse and Grindhouse: Blurred Lines.
Arthouse and Grindhouse: Blurred Lines.
By Alexander Kattke It opens in black and white in slow motion. Pleasant chamber music plays to create a contrast. A middle-aged couple are shown fucking. We cut to the balls slamming against the wife's ass. A young boy enters the room unaware of what's happening in front of him. The child continues wandering throughout this home and falls -majestically- out of a window to his death. The film's title appears after we fade away. Grainy home movie-li... -
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Convention Report: Saskatoon Comic and Entertainment Expo
Last weekend my wife and I attended the Saskatoon Comic and Entertainment Expo (or SaskExpo) in the City of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Saskatoon is a small Canadian city of around 260,000 people located in central Saskatchewan, and is a 3 hour drive from Regina, the capital city of Saskatchewan, where I live. The promoters behind SaskExpo are the same people responsible for the hugely popular Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo, which last year brought together the entire cast of Aliens for a 25th... -
The Great Chuck Norris Rock! Shock! Pop! Blu-ray Giveaway
OK, here's the deal - the good people at MGM have been kind enough to offer us up one set of the upcoming Chuck Norris Blu-ray releases to give away to one lucky forum member (so long as said forum member lives in the US or Canada - sorry international guys and gals).
It's a Chuck Norris three way!But you have to want it. You have to really, really wa...
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Win Apollo 18 On DVD From Rock! Shock! Pop! & Anchor Bay Entertainment!
Did you know we're giving away a copy of the new DVD release of Apollo 18?
It's true! You can win your very own copy by entering our 'scary space contest' right here!
It's fun! It's easy! It's good for your health - so what are you waiting for, sign up for the board and enter the contest today - Before it's too late!... -
The Pee-Wee Herman Show - The Stephen Sondheim Theatre - December 23rd 2010
I've loved Pee-Wee Herman ever since I was a kid. In a lot of ways, I haven't changed much since then so when I found out The Pee-Wee Herman Show was coming to Broadway I had to have tickets. And since I didn't know how well the show would be received or how long it would last I knew I had to get tickets fast. Not realizing initially that the show was based on the not child-friendly original HBO Pee-Wee Herman Show, I got a ticket for my son as well. He mainly knows Pee-Wee from Pee-Wee's...
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by Ian Jane2021 was not a great year for a lot of us, but just the same, we here at Rock! Shock! Pop! were once again lucky enough to review a lot of the really great releases that have come out in the last twelve months. Continuing the tradition started a few years ago, it's once again time to look back at the best of the best. So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in no particular order and based on the ever important mix of ...
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by Ian Jane2020 fucking sucked, but just the same, we here at Rock! Shock! Pop! were once again lucky enough to review a lot of the really great releases that have come out in the last twelve months. Continuing the tradition started a few years ago, it's once again time to look back at the best of the best. So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in no particular order and based on the ever important mix of entertainment value and quality...12-28-2020, 11:30 AM
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by Ian Jane2019 has come and gone and once again, we here at Rock! Shock! Pop! have been lucky enough to review a lot of the really great releases that have come out in the last twelve months. Continuing the tradition started a few years ago, it's once again time to look back at the best of the best. So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in no particular order and based on the ever important mix of entertainment value and quality...
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by Ian JaneThe last few years have seen a resurgence in the popularity of cult titles on DVD and especially Blu-ray and for fans, well, 2017 was an embarrassment of riches. We hear at R!S!P! have been privileged enough to have the opportunity to review a lot of the best and most interesting to come out this year, and with 2018 just a few short hours away, why not look back on the last twelve months? So without further ado, here are our favorite titles that we were able to write up this year, ranked in...12-29-2017, 04:33 PM
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by Ian Jane
By Alex Kattke
Released on: May 26th, 2017
Developed by: Illfonic
Published by: Gun Media
Platform: Steam Note: this review pertains to the PC version on Steam. This is not a reflection of the game's current state on Xbox One or Playstation 4. Friday the 13th is regarded as the big bad motherfucker of the Slasher movie sub-genre and not needing much in the way of introduction. Any horror fan has most likely seen most of the films in the franchise and ha...06-02-2017, 12:30 PM -
by Ian JaneArthouse and Grindhouse: Blurred Lines.
By Alexander Kattke It opens in black and white in slow motion. Pleasant chamber music plays to create a contrast. A middle-aged couple are shown fucking. We cut to the balls slamming against the wife's ass. A young boy enters the room unaware of what's happening in front of him. The child continues wandering throughout this home and falls -majestically- out of a window to his death. The film's title appears after we fade away. Grainy home movie-li...02-11-2017, 11:16 AM