All articles by Rachel Cericola

DreamWorks’ quirky cartoon characters make a return that’s even more fun (and more furry) than the original.

If you’re going to bother with any of the Broken Lizard flicks, this Blu-ray is the one to watch.

There are no blow-up dolls or tighty-whitey shots here. Still, Will Ferrell’s first semi-serious role is surprisingly entertaining.

Don’t expect a rah-rah story where the underdog rises up to make the record books. It’s gritty, it’s disturbing, and it’s one of the better football films ever made.

Man getting hit in the crotch with a hard rubber ball is funny. However, Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn doing the slinging is pure comedy gold.

Although the styles, music and curfews might have changed, the thrill of young love (and angst) remains the same.

While Garner and Ruffalo are highly entertaining, this release isn’t like reinventing the 8-track.

The idea that Jack Bauer can’t put a beat down on a bunch of demons is more ludicrous than this horror flick.

Based on the insanely popular stage production, the sounds of ABBA and an excellent image transfer will turn you into a musical fan whether you want it or not.

Gavin O’Connor’s uneven, lengthy look at cop drama cliches is salvaged by an all-star cast, who make the film a lot more intriguing than it is.