Cereal At Midnight

In our latest new release spotlight, we're digging into some new-to-disc animation, Scream Factory releases, classic 70s variety shows, kids entertainment, and new music from some of the biggest icons in the biz!

1971's "A Cowboy's Work Is Never Done" is a spaghetti western anthem in need of a movie. With banjo, brass, and a wah-wah guitar that's feels straight from the Spanish deserts by way of Italy, it's so evocative of a certain kind of movie that it becomes impossible to distinguish where art and influence meet. The song also features cunning and suggestive lyrics that serve as a nice counter-point to the wholesome image the duo were projecting each week in their variety show. From the album All I Ever Need is You , which has still not been released in its entirety on CD, this song is so evocative, so well-produced by Snuff Garrett (who specialized in country hits), it's hard not to love.

It's review time! We've picked up a ton of movies lately, and it's time to review them! In this episode, we discuss 16 titles, including Color Out of Space, films from our recent Kino Lorber sales pick-ups, Mill Creek's retro VHS Blus, and some Dark Force/Code Red gems. Let's celebrate offbeat cinema and the movies that break out of the mold of SAMENESS!

Note: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the DVD I reviewed in this Blog Post: the opinions I share are my own. In this video, we talk about the Blu-ray and DVD release of The New Scooby-Doo movies, which restores 8 missing episodes of the classic Hanna-Barbera show that haven't been seen in years! We've got the rundown on all the episodes, all the guest stars, and all the different editions of this show hitting stores! There's a lot to celebrate, so hop into the Mystery Machine and let's explore!