It's a hot tub time machine, baby.

Never underestimate the sinister nature of youth.

Blu-ray and nature work hand-in-hand.

A Star is Born has been made three times since originally shot in 1937.  Each story follows the same plot points and each story is as equally beautiful and tragic as the one prior. Most consider the 1954 version starring Judy Garland and James Mason to be the pinnacle of the trio. Now Warner Home Video has released it in a special Blu-ray release with an information booklet and one can only hope t...[Read More]

Showgirls is back for a 15 year reunion with your home entertainment system. The question is, has it changed much? The answer: yes and no.

When The Illusionist arrived on Blu-ray right before I shoved off to E3, I was excited. It's one of those films that came out that made you wonder about how everything fell into place. It's one of those films where you were sure you almost had everything figured out and then BAM!....you don't. I like those type of films.

I just have to wonder some days if Michael Cera was born as the ultimate awkward kid. This guy can play awkward better than someone going commando at a fancy dinner party (although that's more comfortable than awkward).

Fallout meets religion and Denzel Washington and Gary Oldman go head-to-head. What more could you want for a movie set up?

Cute and Entertaining Rom-Com!

Shout! Factory is set to release a two disc Blu-ray + DVD set of GI Joe: The Movie late next month. The animated film was one of my favorites growing up, and while it may not carry quite the value it did for me back then, it's still fun to watch. Many of you may already have The Movie, so is this two disc set worth the extra purchase? How much difference does the 'HD' version make anyway? Let's ta...[Read More]

The man may not have a name, but he sure as hell has three Blu-rays.

Imagine a world without Tiger Woods (prior to his addiction). That was golf back in 1979. Now imagine if a movie was made from it. Hilarious? More than you know.