This week, we have reviews of the look inside the world of the strip club, Hustlers, the Sylvester Stallone action sequel, Rambo: Last Blood, the film sequel to the popular TV series, Downton Abbey, and Renee Zellweger as legendary singer Judy Garland in Judy, all at Silver Screen Cinema.

Bradley Cooper's A Star Is Born is one of the favorites for this year's Oscars, but who will be raking in the gold? We've got panels from two prestigious prognosticators, Gold Derby and Collider Video, weighing in on the subject. We also have the recording of my recent horror film podcast on Aaron's Horror Show. For those interested in upcoming movies, we've also got new trailers for two new films, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil and Zombieland: Double Tap, all in the Silver Screen Report.

A man who dies a horrible death in combat keeps reliving the last few hours of his life over and over until he figures out how to survive. No, this isn't Tom Cruise in Edge of Tomorrow or even Bill Murray in Groundhog Day. Compared to the hero of Aaron Frale's new novel, Orion, Cruise and Murray were mere amateurs. Frale's hero has to relive dozens of past lives hundreds of times until he figures them all out. This inventive story is our feature recommendation in the Silver Screen Store. 

For video fans, we also have special limited editions of the 25th Anniversay Jurassic Park collection, including all four earlier films in the series, and the complete series of The Equalizer television show, both featured in the  Silver Screen Store.