DVD & Blu-ray Reviews

This is a whole new 'Transformers' continuity, now with Mini-Cons.

This season is – well, a mess. It creates a world whose rules it doesn’t follow, and doesn’t even try for believability. It plays fast and loose with reality.

At over 25 hours in length, horror fans should certainly give Monsters: The Complete Series some consideration. It's a faithful chronology of the classic nineteen eighties show.

Holland definitely takes a cue from his days of working on Tales from the Crypt, with each tale ending with a twist, for better and worse.

The Venture Bros. takes some effort to follow, but is funny and well worth it.

The Time of the Doctor, Matt Smith's last Doctor Who, is now out on Blu-ray and DVD with a small smattering of extras.

If the 2008 collection can't be found, then I recommend superhero fans pick up the two volumes of this title.

Though there are minor flaws scattered here and there, it’s still an investment worth making.

FX allowed a unique voice to shine through in the raunchy sitcom Legit, which features groundbreaking roles for people with disabilities.

This should get you to fall in love with Regular Show.