All articles by Chris Chiarella

Criterion brings writer Roberto Saviano’s dangerously accurate portrait of the Naples underworld stateside via Blu-ray, and the gritty streets have never looked grittier.

Comedian Charlyne Yi’s personal, romantic exploration of both classical and modern love has its tender moments, but is the Blu-ray a heartbreaker?

Alfred Hitchcock’s VistaVision eye-popper marks its 50th birthday with a million-dollar restoration and new extras for its Blu-ray debut.

Truly one of the absolute greatest DVDs ever has now entered the high-def age with requisite panache, just in time for its tenth anniversary.

Deception, mayhem and a freaky twist make this Orphan worth bringing home, but the video quality leaves it feeling like more of a redheaded stepchild.

Let us journey once more through the Stargate! New bonuses (including a set-top game and BonusView) and 7.1 audio help make it new again, but 15 must not be the "video quality" anniversary.