It’s a busy Tuesday with plenty of variety coming to DVD and Blu-ray. Several of the releases were reviewed during their theatrical run. If you want to get a more detailed picture of several of the titles, be sure to…
Lots of people rally over the 1975 cult movie musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Personally, I’ve always preferred a film that came a year earlier – Brian De Palma’s Phantom of the Paradise. It’s a music-centered horror fantasy that…
The latest from writer/director Woody Allen is a left turn of sorts from his previous effort, Blue Jasmine. Magic in the Moonlight drops the heavy subject matter of that picture for a lighter tone. This is a subtle and low-key…
Well, if you weren’t at the San Diego Comic-Con this year, don’t fret. The lines were insane and with each passing year the event seems to become more and more crowded. Additionally, a lot of the big clips attendees were…
Welcome once again to this week’s rundown of all (or at the very least, most) that is new on home video. If you want to read a more detailed review of one of the titles in question, remember to click…
French director Luc Besson is famous for bringing fantastical and stylized action films to the screen, most notably in titles like The Fifth Element, Leon and La Femme Nikita. His latest, Lucy, shares several commonalities with those earlier movies (Nikita…
Good afternoon all, and welcome to this week’s rundown of all that is new on home video. Frankly, it’s a busy week and there isn’t any time to waste. Remember to click on the links where available to read more…
Another week, another sequel. This horror follow-up to the surprise 2013 hit continues to depict a night filled with screams, blood, lawlessness and reckless abandon. Nope, it isn’t about St. Patrick’s Day… instead, it’s a holiday known as “The Purge”,…
It’s that time of the week again when we provide highlights of Tuesday’s DVD and Blu-ray releases. As always, click on the links provided to read more detailed reviews. So if you can’t make it out to the movies this…
It isn’t often that a sequel to a loose remake of an original property turns out well – in fact, this reviewer would be hard pressed to think of a single example… at least until now. Dawn of the Planet…