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Final Destination 5 Blu-ray review
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Very little has changed throughout the Final Destination franchise. I’m not even certain that these can be considered sequels,...
Kidnapped DVD review
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Kidnapped is a brutal and often unrelenting in its more graphic images. It is a story of undeniable power because of the fear i...
The Smurfs Blu-ray review
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With The Muppets being revived, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles already solidly revamped and nearly every comic strip character br...
5 Days of War Blu-ray review
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Renny Harlin is a director best known for his brutal action films. From Stallone crushing hijackers in Cliffhanger to Willis us...
Triple Tap Blu-ray review
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Triple Tap is not high adrenaline action. It is slow burning suspense film, more police procedural and mystery than gunfight or...
Life Above All review
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Life Above All is an intimate drama which still manages great scope in its subject matter. Filled with brave performances and ...
Another Earth Blu-ray review
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Another Earth is an independent science fiction film, a welcome return to interesting concepts over big-budget special effects...
Cave of Forgotten Dreams Blu-ray review
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Werner Herzog has always given a great deal of his time as a filmmaker to documentary films. In the past it seemed always to be...
Vampires DVD review
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Every so often the trends in the horror genre shift. Something new arrives or is revived and remains popular until it has been ...
The Help
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The Help is a solid piece of filmmaking; a good story told well. In this case it was a story that had already brought the book ...
Three Colors Blu-ray review
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Certain filmmakers will forever be synonymous with their home country, almost as though they are ambassadors of the ...
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three Blu-ray review
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Before Tony Scott’s hyper remake, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three was a comedy charged thriller directed by Joseph Sargent....
Quigley Down Under Blu-ray review
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It is a shame that the western is not what it once was in popularity. Had this not been the case in the early 1990s, perhaps To...
The Big Country Blu-ray review
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The Big Country is a sweeping spectacle, a visual treat along with excellence in narrative. Truly a timeless picture, The Big C...
Flypaper Blu-ray review
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Flypaper is a surprisingly original crime caper, one which kept me entertained and guessing the whole way through. Colorful cha...
30 Minutes or Less Blu-ray review
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The premise of this film is creative enough to sound promising, and it lives up to this promise for at least five mi...
Sarah’s Key Blu-ray review
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Adapted from Tatiana de Rosnay’s bestselling novel, Sarah’s Key unfolds with revelations that will keep you hooked to the story...
Spy Kids All the Time in the World Blu-ray review
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The Spy Kids franchise is one which continues to give opportunity for Robert Rodriguez to make films. Every so often he releas...
Our Idiot Brother Blu-ray review
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I’ve always liked Paul Rudd. Not every film he has made has been a masterpiece, but he always comes off as the type of person I...
Chillerama Blu-ray review
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Chillerama ends with a shot of The New Beverly Theater in Hollywood , where the marquee displays it as the film showing. This ...
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