Category: Blu-ray Reviews

While overstuffed with characters to a point of confusion, Ten Tigers of Kwangtung satisfies thanks to an incredible cast from Shaw Brother's roster.

Structurally odd, Shaolin Wooden Men struggles to hold interest, but those flashes of Jackie Chan's later greatness are worth it.

Mandy Moore's first starring role, A Walk to Remember is a wholesome tale of love and self-discovery.

Michael Rooker Time Shudder’s popular horror anthology rambles into its third abbreviated season, still under the guiding hand of horror effects maestro Greg Nicotero (The Walking Dead). Continuing its …

A messy, incoherent martial arts flick, Killer Meteors is among the worst this genre has to offer.

Rousing comedy and spectacular stunts fill the openly oddball import Millionaires' Express.

A fun twist on formula sees The Magnificent Ruffians fighting against inequality as progress takes away kung fu's relevance.

Cameron Crowe's Hollywood remake of the powerful Spanish gem, Vanilla Sky is an unsettling Tom Cruise vehicle with a top-flight cast, including a young Penélope Cruz coming along for …

Safe and fluffy, Ticket to Paradise hits every predictable cliche on its way through rom com norms.

Director Noah Baumbach disowned the indie ensemble effort Highball, an amateurish work closer to sketch comedy.

A fable concerning gold, mythical roads, and kung fu, Kid with the Golden Arm is a relentless fight flick too.

Jerry and Marge Go Large pours on endless charms and thrives, but tries too hard to build conflict.