The 1958 Orson Welles classic gets a long overdue Blu-ray, just the way the director would have wanted it.
A variety of cool visuals and Keanu Reeves’ samurai (and acting) skills can’t seem to save this big-budget action flick.
Also known as Motel and Motel Room 12, this limited-release thriller would be more aptly titled, "The Bad Movie."
The Tinker Bell franchise doesn’t reach any new heights here, but there’s still plenty of pixie magic in this direct-to-video release.
Martin Scorsese’s latest will have you howling (and wincing), thanks to a crazy amount of excess and a stellar cast.
Director David O. Russell packs this acclaimed dramedy with some A-listers, some truth, and a ton of style.
A spoonful of sugar and Emma Thompson’s performance make this Disney-fied version of studio history go down a lot better.
Don’t let this one go; Disney has put together another stunning Blu-ray release.
The Coen Brothers’ put their quirky stamp on this little ditty about a folk singer struggling in 1960s New York.
Marvel’s hunky hero is back to save the universe and his ladylove, in this blockbuster sequel.
