Water, water everywhere but even on Blu-ray this one still stinks.
It’s all about the Cylons in this new direct-to-video Battlestar Galactica redux, noticeably unrated and well-equipped for Blu-ray.
Prog rock keyboardist Rick Wakeman performs his first solo album in its entirety at Hampton Court… 36 years late. Was it worth the wait?
Smooth Jazz legend Kenny G is a superhero in disguise. This Blu-ray release proves it. True story.
Despite a very animated Jim Carrey, Ron Howard’s live-action remake is about as entertaining as a bad banana with a greasy black peel.
Director Sam Raimi’s take on the Old West breaks the usual clichés, but adds plenty of new ones, yet with no extras this very bare bones Blu-ray feels like it is shooting blanks.
The story of a creature who was given life, yet never given a name, is barely is given much else in this Blu-ray version.
This surprisingly frightening horror film is a welcome addition to the GHU label, with audio and bonuses that should leave the competition quaking in its boots.
It follows the rom-com handbook to a tee, but Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds and a decent Blu-ray transfer make this lighthearted film pretty pain-free.
Aiming to keep edgy horror alive and screaming, Ghost House Underground titles like "The Thaw" are long on atmosphere if short on budget. But is it chilling, or all wet?
