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The opening track is Hoyt Axton’s “Evangelina.” After first appearing on the 1976 album Fearless it was re-recorded and issued as a flop UK single in July 1980. The new version had also been an OK-selling US single in 1980. The reason this deeply atmospheric, velvety, yearning country marvel had UK sales potential after it came out on minor-league British imprint Young Blood was due to radio play: radio play on the BBC’s Radio 2.

theupcoming.co.uk

The Upcoming has two Blu-ray copies of The Super Mario Bros Movie to give away. The movie tells the story of two Brooklyn plumbers who are brothers and best friends: Mario, the brave one with the “let’s-a go” attitude, and the perpetually anxious Luigi, who would prefer to go nowhere. We open with the Super […]

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What’s The Best is your go-to destination for product reviews, guides, and Prices to help you make the best purchase decisions for your needs

frompage2screen.com

FromPage2Screen began life as a series of audio podcasts. Beginning with a single appearance on an episode of The Post Game Report in 2010. I began my own series of shows which have gone through va…

outrundvd.com.au

Release Date: 18/5/2026 In the mid-1960s, eleven films produced by DEFA – the state-operated film studio of the German Democratic Republic – were either pulled from theatres or barred from release due to their supposedly anti-socialist themes. The most infamous of these films was Trace of Stones, an intense and accomplished political drama directed by one of East Germany’s most talented filmmakers, Frank Beyer (Jakob the Liar). Hannes Balla (Manfred Krug) is the bullish leader of a crew on an East German worksite and is not averse to indulging in some questionable tactics – including the theft of scarce materials – if it will keep his projects on track. In order to tame Balla, the ruling Socialist Unity Party installs Secretary Werner Horrath (Eberhard Esche) to oversee the site’s day-to-day operations. At the same time, a new engineer arrives: Kati Klee (Krystyna Stypułkowska), a lone woman in an all-male environment. As a love triangle develops between Klee, Balla and Horrath, tensions both personal and political threaten to boil over. A nuanced exploration of the everyday workings of socialism in practice, Trace of Stones was perceived as an attack on the GDR’s national ideology and withdrawn from cinemas in 1966. Frank Beyer did not direct another feature film until 1975, while Trace of Stones was suppressed until after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present this extraordinary film, available on Blu-ray for the first time. SPECIAL FEATURES Limited edition O-card slipcase featuring new artwork by Carly A-F [2000 copies] Limited edition booklet featuring a new essay on the response of East German audiences to the banning of Trace of Stones by DEFA expert Michael Wedel [2000 copies] 1080p HD presentation from a restoration by the DEFA Foundation Original German audio Optional English subtitles, newly revised for this release The 11th Plenum: A Cultural Devastation – substantial archival documentary on the 11th Plenum,

theaterbyte.com

The fantastical trilogy of animated folk tales from Kilkenny-based animation studio Cartoon Saloon is gathered in this gorgeous collectible set from GKIDS/Shout! Factory.

roughcutvideo.ca

Throughout his career, director Pete Walker (House of Whipcord) was no stranger to controversy, but his 1974 film Frightmare sparked a firestome of criticism from the protectors of public morals, who deemed it “despicable” (London Observer), “horrendous” (Evening News), and “a moral obscenity” (Daily Telegraph). In spite of the condemnation—or more likely, because of it—Frightmare has achieved an

theaterscene.net

A provocative mashup of Brecht's "Mother Courage" and Dana Loesch's infamous Town Hall appearance after the Parkland shootings in 2018.