Every Tuesday, Laura sits down for a talk with Todd Brashear, founder of Wild and Woolly Video. Todd, a devoted film buff, runs down the week's new DVD releases, including gems you may have missed the first time around. It's a look at what is hot and what is new.
Todd reviews Birders, Dream House, Thunder Soul, In Time, The Thing, and Drive.
Crystal sits in for Todd and reviews Real Steel, Paranormal Activity 3, and 50/50.
Todd tells us about the Wild & Wooly Clip-a-thon then we get down to business with DVD reviews. Today he reviews The Ides of March, Dirty Girl, Bombay Beach, Abduction and for fun, Heavy Metal Parking Lot.
Wild & Wooly is hosting a Clip-A-Thon at The Clifton Center January 18th , 7pm. Todd explains what that is…sort of. He also tells us his favorite films of 2011. Then he reviews what’s new on DVD such as Boardwalk Empire: Season 1, Idiot Abroad, What’s Your Number, Higher Ground, and Moneyball.
Lotsa new stuff on DVD including Justified: Season 2, The Way, A Separation, HBO’s Mildred Pierce, Project Nim, Don’t Be Afraid of The Dark, I Don’t Know How She Does It, The Guard, Shark Night, and Contagion.
Todd Brashear of Wild & Woolly dropped in with a round up of new DVDs this last week of December, including Chop, Love Crime, Apollo 18, Good Old Fashioned Orgy, Tuesday After Christmas, Final Destination 5, and a handful of television series now available on DVD.
Todd tells us about the film series at The Clifton Center then reviews new DVDs such as Straw Dogs, Columbiana, Warrior, Tempest, Dolphin Tale, Berk & Hare, Midnight in Paris and Ten Thousand Points of Light.
Todd reviews some new films on DVD that feature the Martial Arts including A Legend is Born Ip Man, Detective D & The Mystery of The Phantom Flame, Fright Night, Daddy Longlegs, Kung Fu Panda 2, Black Power Mixed Tape 1967-1975 and Rise of The Planet of The Apes.
