Don’t let that mug fool you: Hellboy may be bigger, badder and redder than ever in this sequel, but his Blu-ray is gorgeous.

Simon Pegg of “Shaun of the Dead” and “Hot Fuzz” fame changes pace a bit and stars in this engaging, if not completely original, romantic comedy that also serves as the big screen directorial debut for “Friends” star David Schwimmer.

Princess Aurora awakens in the high-def age to be decreed the fairest Blu-ray in all the land.

Sony’s re-issue of Casino Royale on Blu-ray looks and sounds just as good as the original Blu-ray release and comes bundled with a plethora of supplemental materials, but is it worth a double-dip so soon?

Robots and dragons and nerds galore: It’s time to get back to the Futurama, especially now with their first high-definition direct-to-video movie.

This zombie satire is gratuitous in every way, but not even a solid release on Blu-ray can redeem this laughably scripted film.

Sony has brought Will Smith’s reluctant superhero summer blockbuster to high definition home video in a marvelously rendered Blu-ray Disc release.

A&E forays into Blu-ray with a big bang, not a whimper: The Universes gives us the sun, the moon, and the stars.

An authentically recreated naval fantasy on a grand scale – F-14s versus Japanese Zeroes! – this 1980 cult fave makes a splash on Blu-ray.

1950’s B-movie cheese arrives in all its stop-motion glory from Sony in this collection of Ray Harryhausen films on Blu-ray Disc.