Freaky 4K UHD Review Lively, hilarious, and energetic, Freaky conquers the slasher genre with a great premise and self-aware social consciousness. Read More
Shadowlands (Mill Creek) Blu-ray Review Famed author C.S. Lewis (Anthony Hopkins) finds a surprising connection with Joy Gresham (Debra Winger) in the quietly affecting drama Shadowlands Read More
Can’t Be Stopped Blu-ray Review A lucid examination of the influential graffiti crew Can't be Stopped, hailing out of West Hollywood and first rising to prominence in the 1980s. Read More
Snake & Crane Arts of Shaolin Blu-ray Review Jackie Chan's natural creativity began to show in Snake & Crane Shaolin Arts, even if the surrounding movie is a derivative dud. Read More
The Last Picture Show 4K UHD Review Sorrowful and propelled only by lust, The Last Picture Show documents the waning days of the iconic American dream. Read More
Dawn of the Dead (2004) 4K UHD Review Choosing its own path, Dawn of the Dead's remake alters the theme for a post-9/11 world, but lacks the same punch. Read More
Becky (Ronin Flix) Blu-ray Review Becky charts a child's loss of innocence in a violent society under the veil of a home invasion thriller. Read More
To Kill with Intrigue Blu-ray Review To Kill with Intrigue mixes campy wire works an a pitifully soapy romance and ends up with little entertainment value. Read More
Goodbye, Don Glees! Blu-ray Review Goodbye, Don Glees is an earnest and often poignant coming-of-age anime film influenced by Hollywood. Read More
Ten Tigers of Kwangtung Blu-ray Review While overstuffed with characters to a point of confusion, Ten Tigers of Kwangtung satisfies thanks to an incredible cast from Shaw Brother's roster. Read More
Creepshow: Season 3 Blu-ray Review 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 … Read More
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974) 4K UHD Review Pure New York, Taking of Pelham One Two Three is a suspenseful, intense delight loaded with personalities. Read More