Show #34-Marquee Potpourri, Volume I

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You know things are slow on the new DVD release rack when the most exciting fresh title on Jeffrey's desk is a seedy 1968 drama starring Golden Girl Rue McClanahan as a stripper (seriously, folks....and it's coming soon on a future episode).

So for relief during these dog days for home video aficionados, J.R. breezes thru an eclectic batch of discs...a record eight (!) titles never before reviewed on the show including Forest Whitaker's Oscar winning performance in The Last King Of Scotland , a classy re-issue of All That Jazz, an indie title (Our Very Own featuring former O.C. hottie Autumn Reeser), Judy Garland's film debut in Pigskin Parade, vintage Hong Kong martial arts action (King Boxer) and the cult classic Bedazzled.

Also, Jeff pays tribute to much beloved film critic Joel Siegel of ABC's Good Morning America who passed away far too young at 63.


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The DVD Marquee-One of the web's first ever podcasts devoted to weekly home video releases, film historian Jeffrey Rosado takes a witty, informative and fast paced approach to talk up the latest offerings on both blu-ray and standard DVD.

In addition, the Marquee welcomes special guests from the world of both TV and film including actress Jayma Mays (Glee, Heroes), director Adam Riffkin (Look) and actor Michael Ealy (Seven Pounds) along with respected media experts (Los Angeles based film critics Wade Major and Mark Keizer, Filmspotting's Adam Kepenaar and L.A. Times blogger Scott Feinberg).

Airing since January of 2006, the program has recently aligned with Red Abstract Incorporated to produce additional online media content including web series, film shorts and a second podcast (The Culture Of Pop).

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