All articles by Chris Chiarella

The L.A. version is basically like the NCIS you already know and love, only with a lot more palm trees.

Warner’s Blu-ray set assembles all 22 weekly bites of the freshman angst-and-fangs year into one convenient package.

George Romero’s latest tale of the lumbering dead arrives on Blu-ray, but even this Ultimate edition might leave you hungry for more.

One of the most beloved series of all time arrives in high-def, with quality and features beyond imagination.

Strong video, solid extras and a game-changing BD-Live feature make this one of the hottest TV-on-Blu-ray sets of the year.

By far the best talking dog movie I’ve seen today, ‘Duke numbs the brain while his Blu-ray manages to perk up the eyes and ears.

Sam Raimi’s 1983 marvel of bodacious blood and belly laughs is ironically the last of the trilogy to arrive on Blu-ray, but it was worth the wait.

Will Ferrell et. al. stay classy with this best-ever edition of the iconic comedy, with alternate versions, terrific A/V quality, and sprawling extras that are more fun than a pregnant panda.

More discs, more answers, and more of everything, frankly: This overwhelming boxed set is worthy of the hours and hours of exploration it demands.