Physical Media: 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD Reviews

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The Boogeyman

Allison Rose | Oct 09, 2023

The Boogeyman shoots for younger movie goers, but I don't think it hits the bullseye.

Full Review | Grade: C

Halloween H20: 20 Years Later

Allison Rose | Sep 26, 2023

One of the nice things about the Halloween movie franchise is that, unlike so many other horror films, this one actually has a backstory and a plot.

Full Review | Grade: B

Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Physical Media: 4K UHD Review

Celebrating 30 Years of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas':...

Allison Rose | Aug 29, 2023

In 1993, The Nightmare Before Christmas premiered to moderate success but has since gone on to become a huge money making franchise for Disney.

Full Review | Grade: A

Weird Science

Allison Rose | Aug 22, 2023

If you were captivated by the originality and humor of Weird Science in theaters, you'll delight in revisiting this John Hughes classic that transcends generations.

Full Review | Grade: B

Enter The Dragon

Allison Rose | Aug 08, 2023

Enter the Dragon set the standard for Martial Arts movies that has been imitated time and time again.

Full Review | Grade: A

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3

Allison Rose | Aug 04, 2023

The Guardians' cast has teamed up for four different movies, so it's no surprise their chemistry on screen is undeniable.

Full Review | Grade: B

Cinderella

Allison Rose | Aug 01, 2023

Because Cinderella was painstakingly hand drawn and filmed (almost 75 years ago), any version will have some level of graininess to it but the 4K transfer is the best this film has ever looked.

Full Review | Grade: A

Scream VI

Allison Rose | Jul 28, 2023

The leads, Barrera and Ortega, are both talented young women who step into this icon franchise seamlessly.

Full Review | Grade: B

Needful Things

Allison Rose | Jul 25, 2023

As the film opens the picture quality is, in a word, awful. However, one minute in, everything changes and the 4K native (2160p) resolution kicks in putting everything in sharp focus with incredible detail.

Full Review | Grade: C