Tag Archives: Documentary

Great music, a fascinating artist, and a well told story - what more could you ask for from a two disc CD/DVD set?

A great look at how the country shaped his songwriting and how Johnny Cash shaped America.

At Folsom Prison: Legacy Edition is a must-have if you don’t own it, and a valuable upgrade if you do.

It's impossible to imagine what pop music would sound like without Stax Records.

The House Of The Rising Punk covers the key points and players of the brief supernova that was New York's seventies punk-rock scene.

A highly appropriate way to celebrate the legacy of George Balanchine, who almost single-handedly established classical ballet in North America.

Their account drives home the desperation of their tragic situation and ultimately delivers a life-affirming message.

The energetic Tom Cavanagh does a great job of mixing the right amount of humor, investigation, and education.

The best documentary on the group I’ve ever seen, but it’s the only documentary on the group I’ve ever seen.

As the box proudly says, "there are no sanctions, no rules, and insanity reigns supreme" on Wrestling Underground.