All articles by Rachel Cericola

It’s another outing for the Planet Express crew, and fans will certainly be frothing to catch this fourth and final voyage.

If you find yourself endlessly quoting a movie, can you go wrong by adding it to your Blu-ray collection?

The House of Mouse strikes a chord with the kiddies to make the musical cool again.

What happens when Askewniverse and Apatowland collide? A nice little rom-com — if you can get past the whole “porno” thing.

Rainn Wilson’s first headlining gig generates a few laughs. But for those about to rock, well… good for you.

While some of the same wit from the original peeks through, Kevin Smith’s sequel relies too much on raunch to entertain its audience

This multi-oscar nominee is an extremely powerful and sad film — as well as a long one, and it’s available just in time for the Academy Awards on Blu-ray Disc.

While there are no new extras here on Blu-ray, the real attraction is the new look on this rom-com classic.

Despite an all-star cast with a few stellar performances, Oliver Stone’s latest effort feels like an opportunity was wasted.

The combination of Ferrell and Reilly is one that should be celebrated, no matter how completely inane the premise might be.