DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

Over a decade ago, the Comedy Central network began their attempts at recreating the spirit found in the old Dean Martin roasts of yesteryear. Please note how I said “attempts”. Frankly, they just didn’t seem to get it then – and I think they might still be struggling with the …

Many of us hold our regular visits to the cinema during our youth in high regards. Whether it was a weekly visit to the matinee double features with friends, or the frantic anticipation of standing in line for the next big Franchise of the Day flick, we have fond memories …

Packed with high-flying action — this is what I’ve come to expect from the genre.

Anyone who’s a fan of Diablo Cody may find something of interest within Paradise, but don’t expect the fun of any of her previous work.

A marvelous look at the men who served the United States, and all of mankind, by risking their lives to make the impossible possible.

If you want something to complain about, it should be spending $29 on just a few shorts, not for the overly scrubbed transfer.

Were it not for the inclusion of 'Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!,' this would be completely forgettable.

A fun British-made animated tale featuring Martin Freeman (The Hobbit, Sherlock) as a little elf with a big dream.

Julien Temple's movie capturing the spirit of the times and the history of Dr. Feelgood, John The Baptist to Johnny Rotten's Anti-Christ.

The Snow Queen should be perfect viewing for a cold winter's night, with Gerda's girl-power quest and lovely soprano voice taking viewers on a fanciful adventure.