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Ultraman Ace doesn't change the basic formula, but begins the franchise's charge toward an interconnected superhero story.

An eerie, thoughtful examination of post-war Japan, H-Man uses numerous tropes for its horror, but succeeds in mood, theme, and visuals.

Kirsten Dunst plays a superb Marie Antoinette in this gorgeous costume drama outfitted with modern touches like a rock soundtrack and sympathetic storytelling.

One of television's great sitcoms, re-join Liz Lemon and crew again in 30 Rock's first Blu-ray release.

While there's a nice theme to this anniversary series, Ultraman X feels routine and stock to the formula, if paying homage to the original.

The send-off for the franchise's 50th anniversary, Ultraman X: The Movie doesn't have the spectacle needed for such an event.

Lackluster Andy Sidaris Project Hard Hunted is one of the more disappointing movies from schlocky b-movie auteur Andy Sidaris. The seventh movie in his Malibu Bay Films career, the …

One of the more entertaining films from Andy Sidaris and friends, the T & A romp of Fit to Kill sees Julie Strain making a memorable film debut.

Over 70-minutes, Ultraman Orb: The Movie moves from smart social comedy to a lengthy battle designed to sell toys.

While concluding on a slew of almost incomprehensible fighting, Ultraman Geed's closing chapter respects culture and excels in creating personalities.

While restrained and redundant, Return of Ultraman keeps up the energy with a flawed hero saving Japan from numerous beasties.

Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga uses its platform to subtly teach kids about Japan's wartime mistakes between splendid giant monster battles.