Senior prom will never be the same as Brian De Palma’s eerie 1976 high school horror film, penned by Stephen King, arrives in high definition.
M. Night Shyamalan’s green, R-rated thriller brings the blood and the preaching. Now on Blu-ray, it also brings terrific audio/video and a harvest of fresh extras.
A bittersweet tale of love, death and pie, Pushing Daisies is one of the best series currently on the small screen, and now a tasty Blu-ray set with but one caveat.
Finally, it’s here! The high-tech (picture-in-picture! digital copy!) Blu-ray edition worthy of Neo and that funky hard-wired crib he likes to hang out in.
The much-anticipated Blu-ray release of Universal’s box office hit American Gangster finally arrives, but was it worth the wait?
Martin Scorsese returned to familiar territory in this 1995 film about the mob in pre-corporate 1970’s Las Vegas
Zak Snyder’s 2004 Dawn of the Dead “redux” comes to Blu-ray in a well handled transfer that heightens the horror and the film’s enjoyability.
This early display of stop-motion animation prowess by the father of special effects, Ray Harryhausen, comes to Blu-ray Disc in all its Technicolor glory.
Mike Myers’ latest comedy is little more than a series of crude gags that hardly amuse, but the Blu-ray release is typically well done.
Director Robert Zemeckis’ rendition of the 9th Century Anglo-Saxon epic comes to Blu-ray Disc in a reference quality transfer sure to delight home theater enthusiasts everywhere.
