"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the first full length animated movie that was first released some seventy years ago now. It's launch a new form of entertainment in film and directly led to the rise of a company that is as recognizable today as anything else: Disney. Disney's first animated film hasn't been available for purchase on any medium since 2001, but a DVD version is due out November...[Read More]

There are days where I'm completely fascinated by the Japanese and there are days, like this one, where they simply scare the living **** out of me.

What a brutal film. I'm never writing a book.

With Fall comes new seasons and all new shows to American television, but one show that isn't making a return this year is the well received NBC hit, My Name Is Earl. The series ends with just under 100 aired episodes, with this final season containing twenty-seven of those. Along with roughly an hour of extra features, does My Name Is Earl - The Final Season belong in your video library? Let's ta...[Read More]

A beautifully crafted dark fantasy from the brilliant and imaginative mind of Jim Henson.

Jim Henson you are missed terribly.

Here we have a charmingly sweet comedy that was absolutely delightful to watch. Director Sam Mendes and writers Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida created a perfectly balanced film of love and laughter.

Wrong 2: Dead End Unrated Edition arrived on Blu-ray for review. The film was originally released straight to DVD in 2007, and now finds a home on Blu-ray. You might expect better picture quality and maybe some new extra features, but you won't find that here.

Well, it's that time of year again. Costume sales are through the roof, pumpkins are at your grocery store, and horror movies are being released and re-released for your consideration. We've received several new video releases thus far, including Wrong Turn and Wrong Turn 2: Dead End. I hadn't seen these before, and I'm not planning to watch them again. Not because they are too scary, but because ...[Read More]

The Blu-ray release of the 1988 Child's Play written by Don Mancini and directed by Tom Holland may be enough to scare the inner child in some of us. Fun horror with classic revenge plot.

Enjoy, but don't eat prior.

This Edgar Wright-directed "zombie romantic comedy" has something for everyone, even someone who doesn't do horror or zombie movies. But don't count those elements out; they're present in spades!