Love Actually: A Rare Rom-Com That Satifies (4K/Blu-ray)
The Film: I've probably said it before, but I'd be one of the first to admit that romantic-comedies (more commonly known as "rom-coms")...
Mean Streets: Scorsese's Early Classic Celebrates 50 Years (Criterion Blu-ray)
The Film: Just three years before Martin Scorsese gave us what is considered his first masterpiece ("Taxi Driver"), he directed and...
The Nun II: A Sequel of No Improvement (Blu-ray)
The Film: Five years ago, an attempt was made to further expand "The Conjuring" universe of films with "The Nun," which sought to explore...
Violent Night: A Delightful Dose of Holiday Mayhem (4K/Blu-ray)
The Film: There are plenty of Christmas films out there all about spreading good cheer, spending time with family, and having good will...
American Graffiti: The Coming-of-Age Classic Turns 50 (4K/Blu-ray)
The Film: Just a few years before the very first "Star Wars," George Lucas directed and co-wrote the film that truly sparked his career,...
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning, Part One: A Solid, Action-Packed Entry (Blu-ray)
The Film: Over the past 27 years, we've seen Impossible Missions Force Agent Ethan Hunt go through a hell of a lot. From hunting moles to...
Blue Beetle: Another Unfortunate Misfire for the Troubled DCEU (Blu-ray)
The Film: Once again, we return to the highly-troubled world of the DC Comics Extended Universe, which has been having an even worse time...
Barbie: A Visually-Striking Film Hampered by a Clunky Screenplay (Blu-ray)
The Film: Of all the major toys of the last several decades, you would think Barbie would've been one that would've gotten a live-action...
Don't Look Now: Technically Dazzling, but Narratively Lacking (Criterion 4K/Blu-ray)
The Film: In the 1970s, a very popular trend for horror films at the time was to feature an over-arching and very palpable sense of doom...
The Trial: An Intriguing Road to Nowhere (Criterion Blu-ray)
The Film: Whenever the career of the great Orson Welles is brought up for discussion, it almost always inevitably turns towards his most...