Christopher Zabel is a freelance journalist specializing in film and home media reviews. With a passion for cinema, he provides thoughtful and in-depth analyses of various films and their home release formats. Christopher's reviews cover a wide range of genres and formats, offering readers valuable insights into the quality and features of Blu-ray and 4K UHD releases.
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Christopher Zabel's coverage predominantly consists of reviews, particularly in the areas of movies and Blu-ray releases. He focuses on providing critical analysis or insights into these topics.
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A low-rent criminal thriller starring such names as Rob Schneider and Katrina Bowden but Tom Hanks' son Chet steals Dead Wrong.
Lucio Fulci does his best Jess Franco impersonation with electrifying results in this twisted and lurid psychosexual thriller The Devil's Honey
Guillermo del Toro's lavish Crimson Peak is sheer style over substance with star Tom Hiddleston doing his very best salvaging an ill-conceived final act
Madonna has a blast making the uproarious romcom Who's That Girl?, doing her best imitating Marilyn Monroe's antics
An embarrassed Joan Collins plays a bored cougar housewife who seduces a virgin teenager in Homework.
Having pillaged the public domain for decades, Disney gets a taste of their own medicine in Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey
Potent '90s action thriller Sabotage stars Carrie-Anne Moss and Mark Dacascos as they hunt down a notorious assassin played by the incomparable Tony Todd
A critical and commercial failure, Coppola attempts to reinvent romantic musicals with dismal results in One From the Heart
Necrophagus is a tame Spanish shocker from the early '70s which poorly melds Gothic and Giallo traditions
Shocking '70s Spanish cinema from controversial filmmaker Eloy de la Iglesia, The Creature is about a wife developing an unhealthy attachment to the family dog
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