Memorable HD video trumps forgettable high-res audio for a charming new Blu-ray.
Brace yourself for the iconic clash of the drama queens, now in high-def.
An all-star cast and three generations of catfighting doesn’t add anything new to this rom-com rehash.
A cop killer is on the loose, a con talks his way out of jail, but the real crime here is the lack of extras.
"To Serve Man… it’s a Blu-ray!" (Plus 36 more episodes.)
Of all the horror discs I’ve reviewed, this is definitely the most recent.
Criterion handily repackages Fellini’s semi-autobiographical comedy on high def disc.
Wesley Snipes has to pay those back taxes, so he phones in a performance in a straight to Blu-ray/DVD release.
A slice of every day life in the eyes of one family shines a light on several forms of social crisis in this Woody Allen film.
The grindhouse original chops, cripples and mutilates its way onto Blu-ray.
