Category: Blu-ray Reviews

Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko is a cute, poignant story with endearing characters that marches to its own beat.

An incredibly slick Jeff Bridges performance and a ravishing Michelle Pfeiffer light up the screen in this bittersweet conflict, The Fabulous Baker Boys

Ants meanders around a posh hotel, barely offering any excitement during its soapy TV drama.

Oliver Stone powerfully lays out the case against the Warren Commission's primary narrative in this astounding examination of JFK's assassination, JFK Revisited.

Anime Ode To Hollywood Lovable characters and effervescent storytelling make for anime greatness in Pompo the Cinephile. Almost uniquely made for film lovers of all ages, it’s a delightful …

A stellar retelling of a universally applicable disaster, A Night to Remember ranks among the best true story adaptations ever made.

Cat and mouse DTV thriller between burglars and a spunky blind girl, See For Me delivers underwhelming action despite a few clever twists

Mutant bees make their run at humanity in Terror Out of the Sky, yet it's dreadfully dull given the stakes.

By-the-numbers TV horror, Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo is passable horror with no surprises and a few creature attacks worth remembering.

Enjoyably comedic, Martial Club's focus on childish rivalry varies the formula enough to hide the story's familiar backbone.

Elisha Cuthbert puts on a star performance in the magnificently scary The Cellar.

Lena Headey carries her weight but can't save the confused "action" thriller, 9 Bullets.