DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

Austin Butler's genuine effort to honor The King of Rock and Roll is undermined by director Luhrmann's stylistic excess and a truly terrible turn by Tom Hanks.

This is a strange entry in Anthony Hopkins' distinguished filmography. But we do get to hear him play piano at least.

Here we go again. Another mind-numbing 'Wizarding World' adventure that attempts to continuing milking the already-dry Harry Potter cash cow. Sans Johnny Depp.

This oddly flat sci-fi genre-bender explores issues of identity after Sarah, played by Karen Gillan, has herself cloned.

Bruce Willis appears in a supporting role in this sequel to 2021's 'Fortress,' a thriller about a retirement complex for ex-intelligence agents.

Criterion's High Sierra / Colorado Territory double feature is a great release for fans of classic Hollywood.

More inventive than the 1996 Michael Jordan-starring original, this Space Jam amps up the meta references as LeBron James teams with the Looney Tunes.

Bella Thorne stars in 'Habit,' a weird, unfocused tale of three young women who pose as nuns in order to replenish stolen drug money.

Lionsgate’s recent Finding You is an unassuming little romantic-comedy that stars people you’ve possibly never heard of, but don’t let that deter you. The supporting cast includes Academy Award winner Vanessa Redgrave, so there’s a little marquee draw for older viewers. Film and TV veteran Tom Everett Scott (That Thing …

Overlong and exploitative, The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It is a non-essential addition to the Conjuring Universe. The series started out great back in 2013 with the relatively unassuming original. The Conjuring was something of a surprise. It was that rarest of horror films—immensely commercially popular but also …