What do you get when you put together an eccentric set of costumes with musical numbers and Obi-wan Kenobe? Moulin Rouge!

When Blu-ray first entered the market in 2006-2007 companies weren't sure how to treat the format. The potential for greatness was there, but figuring out how to do it properly wasn't quite generated yet. Fast forward to three years and companies have come damn close to perfection with the format. Warner Home Video certainly has shown they are the leader in making the Blu-ray format worth you time...[Read More]

Remakes and sequels to classic films is rarely a good idea. When I saw the previews for Predators, I was a bit nervous that Fox was trying to milk the Predator franchise for more money and wasn't concerned with docking the reputation the previous films (especially the original) established. While this new effort doesn't hold up to Schwarzenegger's original classic, it does pay some homage to it an...[Read More]

Any list of classic TV shows isn't complete without The Twilight Zone. Often imitated but never quite matched, The Twilight Zone is one of those timeless shows that can appeal to all ages, generation after generation. The show is no stranger to disc releases, with DVD versions floating around for years now, but Image Entertainment recently released the complete first season onto Blu-ray, with rema...[Read More]

Robocop busts out onto Blu-ray this month with the full trilogy box set. Sporting a very compelling price and a snazzy box, is this a must have for Robocop or action movie fans? I wouldn't quite call it that, but it does make for a great gift this holiday. Lets turn up our scanners and take a closer look at the Robocop Trilogy on Blu-ray.

I never thought I would ever be in love with another Canadian television show. Kids in the Hall was my first and really the only thing that came from Canada that remotely entertained me. Having seen everything those 'kids' have done I'm glad to report that I have another television show I can proudly say I enjoy from Canada. 

Welcome to Slings & Arrows.

Focusing solely on flamingos is one thing, but trying to cover all the worlds oceans in 84 minutes and make it all interesting is a wholly other. Or is it?

You would think that flamingos wouldn't be this interesting. You would be wrong, of course.

Guilt is a terrible thing, especially when it gets in the way of business.

An unlikely film turns into a powerful drama.

Okay, okay. I know what you're going to say before you say it. "Is he going to go on another rant about how good Stargate Universe is?"Yes, I am. I promise not to keep you too long, though.

Remakes, in general, have always been received by critics in a lukewarm fashion. Friday the 13th, Halloween, and a few others never lived up to their originals. It's tough to convincing a dedicated fanbase to re-establish their feelings with a new version of their favorite films. There's absolutely nothing wrong with continually trying, though. The most recent horror remake that just released on B...[Read More]