Showtime's smash serial killer hit, Dexter, comes to Blu-ray again this month thanks to Paramount for the complete second season.

Chevy Chase starred in a lot of great comedies in his career, but none quite like Fletch and Fletch Lives. Universal Studios is set to release the Blu-ray version of Fletch early next month, and for fans like me, it's a must have.

I don't know about you, but this would be the toughest girl to date.  Ever. 

Without a Paddle is the comedy for any person who had a group of childhood friends with whom they went on adventures. Whether those adventures took you out into the great outdoors, or merely around your neighborhood or back yard… Without a Paddle gives a sense of nostalgia as you are treated to an adventure lived out by three unlikely friends long after their imaginations were nearly extinguished ...[Read More]

John Woo directs Ben Affleck, Uma Thurman, and Aaron Eckhart in this futuristci sci-fi thriller that is coming to Blu-ray next week.

Jude Law and Ed Harris find themselves in the crosshairs of one another in this acclaimed war movie that debuted in 2001. Next week, Paramount is bringing Enemy At the Gates to Blu-ray.

Let's get it out now before I begin the review: Yes, he loses his fake British accent... Yes, he turns into a southern good ol' boy have way through the film... At least it isn't Water World. 

Am I the only one who wishes Kevin James was in more films?  I hope not. 

There are two things that this movie did for me: 1. Made me feel sleepy.  2. Made me hungry.  If you haven't seen it, you might want to before trying to truly understand what those mean.

High tension and drama are at the heart of a new Blu-ray release this month from Paramount. Changing Lanes from 2002 stars Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson, and is directed by Robert Mitchell.

A masked vigillante, a caped crusader, a hero with a villian's appearance, the best super hero sans super powers ever to grace the silver screen, of course I am talking about the original Batman! Finally this movie makes it to Blu Ray where it can be properly enjoyed digitally remastered!

Oh, this one brings back memories!  Saturday Night Fever came out in 1977 (so, it’s actually been 32 years), moving John Travolta from being a very popular TV actor (playing Vinne Barbarino in Welcome Back, Kotter) to a huge movie star, and giving the Bee Gees a new start in the process.  After watching this Blu-ray edition and the many special features, I’m going to have to go get the soundtrack ...[Read More]