Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña elevate this LA-based cop drama, from the writer of "Training Day."
If you can stomach this one, rookie, you’ll be treated to an uber-violent but proper take on the classic comic.
This kid-friendly take on Frankenstein is cool, creepy and classic Tim Burton.
Charlie Sheen probably isn’t "winning" any fans with his latest excuse for a sitcom.
Dax Shepard delivers a fairly decent ode to ’70s car chases and real-life squeeze Kristen Bell.
Al Jolson and the first talkie have finally come to Blu-ray. Neil Diamond, eat your heart out. Just put a little schmaltz on it first. Much better.
This indie flick can be confusing, but manages to squeeze a supernatural twist into the typical teen love story.
Zoo-Wee-Mama! Zachary Gordon returns to the franchise all grown up, but still as wimpy as ever.
Despite Clint Eastwood and an all-star lineup, this predictable drama is more cornball than baseball.
Comedian Daniel Tosh knows how to put the fun in funky, as evidenced by this latest Comedy Central collection.
