If bad movie-of-the-week style drama is your guilty pleasure, we have a Blu-ray winner.
Jean-Claude Van Damme is back in uniform for another go around in this B-movie franchise that, like the title characters, just won’t stop.
Blu-ray or not, this bizarre indie deserves to get a word in — or at least a rental.
It’s hard to say never to James Bond, but this 80s release is a bit of a departure from the classic 007.
While androids may dream of electric sheep, virtual reality can have deadly real consequences in this tale of a simulated world.
Sean, Roger and Pierce come together for this latest sampling from the Bond catalog, with generally excellent sound and picture plus thorough supplements.
Stick a pin in it: Hellraiser rises again on April 21, reborn with high-def picture and Dolby TrueHD plus an unholy host of extras.
The former members of Thin Lizzy get together to pay tribute to the band’s late frontman, Phil Lynott, on what would have been his 56th birthday in this energetic Hard Rock concert.
A heartwarming story set in the frigid cold; this documentary-style tale, presented here in high definition, offers a fascinating look at the wild life of the polar north.
The double-dip Collector’s Edition of the film on Blu-ray disc offers a host of bonus features for obsessive fans, not available in the original Blu-ray release.
