Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

Warning: Please note…. once start you may find yourself binging the entire season without leaving the sofa, pints of ice cream & other comfort foods are needed and you may want to get a new box of Kleenex just in case.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Big Sick...a big bonus to your movie collection.

Full Review | Grade: B

I am glad Arrow went through a bit of a reinvention this past season.  New faces bring a new enthusiasm to the script and storyline and we are constantly reminded in Season Five that not only is the team simply human, but Arrow is simply a man.

Full Review | Grade: B

In the realm of superhero movies, Wonder Woman is a shining example of a film done right.  From Director Patty Jenkins (Monster) to Gadot to the costumes, script, and visuals there is very little to complain about. This is one movie everyone should own.

Full Review | Grade: B

The 4K E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Blu-ray really stands out in 2160p resolution with an aspect ratio of 1.85:1 and H2.65 HVEC Codec.  While the film was never intended to be seen in this advanced format the picture doesn’t come across as grainy and the effects don’t seem fake.

Full Review | Grade: B

As with most modern day film 4K releases, The Mummy looks amazing. The UHD color palette truly shines through during the Iraq desert scenes as well as providing a dark ominous look to the catacombs of London.

Full Review | Grade: B

There’s one thing most fans agree on, Angus Scrimm’s gravitas and gleeful grimness helped propel these stories and make us want to see more of him and his world. We may have lost a horror icon in 2016 but his legend and legacy live on, and with this collection: “It’s Never Over!”

Full Review | Grade: B

With The CW agreeing to fund Supernatural as long as Jared and Jensen want to do it there seems to be no end in site for the Winchester brothers and things that go bump in the night.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Flash is probably one of the best television shows today.  The writers bring you into the story and you feel invested as to what happens. The actors seem like a real team and their problems and achievements become yours.

Full Review | Grade: B

If you were looking for the same brilliance found in the first Red film, lightning doesn’t strike twice I’m afraid.  However, the characters are still loveable and the concept is terrific.  There are also some great lines and scenes that make the movie worth watching.

Full Review | Grade: C