Documentary
Rod Lott
If nothing else, “Queen of the Sun: What Are the Bees Telling Us?” is sure to catch your attention: Its opening scenes show a topless woman covered — cov-ered — in bees.

Horror
Rod Lott
Blue Underground's cover of the Blu-ray debut of 1975's "Night Train Murders" bears the blurb, "More reprehensible than 'Last House on the Left'!"

Comedy
Audrey Lott
Hello, it’s me, Audrey. I’m still in sixth grade.

Thriller
Rod Lott
Once more, the films Guillermo del Toro chooses to produce, I find more interesting than the ones he chooses to direct.

Action
Rod Lott
As Adam West once famously spoke as Batman, “Some days, you just can't get rid of a bomb.”

Thriller
Rod Lott
One of the many joys of “Grindhouse” was Edgar Wright’s fake trailer for “Don’t,” which  hilariously poked fun at the thrillers and frighteners of the 1970s whose titles warned viewers not to go somewhere or do something: “Don’t Open Till Christmas,” “Don’t Go in the Basement,” “Don’t Look in the Attic,” etc.

Thriller
Rod Lott
Great crime movies run in the family.

Television series
Rod Lott
Two recent second-season Blu-ray releases of Fox's TV comedy hits are a show that everyone I know watches and an even better show that nobody I know watches. They are, respectively, "Modern Family" and "The League," and couldn't be more different.

Drama
Rod Lott
Set in Norman in 1987, yet looking more like 1981, is “Dirty Girl,” the feature debut of former Normanite Abe Sylvia — and a partly autobiographical one at that, I assume.

Documentary
Rod Lott
Imagine coming across a homemade tile on a city street or sidewalk bearing the enigmatic, four-line message of “TOYNBEE IDEA IN MOVIE 2001 RESURRECT DEAD ON PLANET JUPITER.” Now imagine coming across dozens of such tiles.