All articles by Brandon A. DuHamel

My Bloody Valentine 3D does little more than retread familiar ground in this gimmicky blood splattering gore fest on Blu-ray Disc.

These giants of Jazz Fusion got together again for the first time in 25-years for a brilliant live performance captured during a stop on their 2008 tour at the Montreux Jazz festival and presented here in a solid 1080i transfer on Blu-ray Disc.

The Dark Defender returns in this killer 1080p/24 transfer of the second season of the series on Blu-ray Disc.

Save Ferris for a better Blu-ray release, because this transfer to BD is a disappointment.

Notorious is a disappointment both musically and as a biopic, but the Blu-ray release offers good value in an abundance of extras.

See and hear the "Genius" in one of his last great performances in beautiful high definition on Blu-ray Disc.

This 3-disc Special Edition Blu-ray arrives with two "Days" in one, including full Blu-ray versions of the original 1951 film and the 2008 remake. But the Day was clearly better in ’51.

The former members of Thin Lizzy get together to pay tribute to the band’s late frontman, Phil Lynott, on what would have been his 56th birthday in this energetic Hard Rock concert.

If Progressive Rock is dead, don’t tell Styx! These veteran Prog-Rockers are still kicking out some lively performances and this May 2006 concert with The Contemporary Youth Orchestra of Cleveland on Blu-ray is not to be missed.

Another Discovery Channel documentary arrives on Blu-ray Disc in a bare-bones release with less than spectacular picture and sound.