For the first time in a long, long time I fell for a DVD with amateur footage. Was it against better knowing? Well to be honest, I mainly bought it because the Japanese TV part, which I used to have on video…[more]

Brilliant, sincere, touching could all be used to describe this two part documentary and no more would need to be said but then again the purpose of a review is to give the reader an in-depth description of what is being reviewed.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

In the pile of 25th Anniversary releases, Joe Esposito had to have his share too, of course. A new documentary, promising new footage, was something to look forward to.[more]

Joe Tunzi released the fourth volume in his "Hot Shots And Cool Clips" DVD series. Did he dig up some new material?[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

We very much love the actual content of this DVD. A lot of very original fifties (our favourite) and early sixties footage is good quality and more complete than we have seen it elsewhere.[more]

Recently released is the second volume of “Hot Shots And Cool Clips”, and although it seems to be sold out already, I’d still like to ask the question “is it worth buying?”[more]ElvisNews.com Shop