Theatrical, 4K UHD, Digital HD, and Blu-ray Reviews

Rampage While Rampage will certainly not win any Academy Awards it is a fun ride that has sorely been lacking from the cinema lately. It is truly, in every sense, a fun, popcorn film. | Full Review...

Chappaquiddick While Chappaquiddick doesn’t give new details about the events of that night it does portray Kennedy as a complex man.  On the one hand, we see the somewhat ruthless politician willing to bend rules if necessary while on the other we see the little boy inside desperate for a father’s love. | Full Review...

Black Lightning: The Complete First Season Black Lightning is a wonderful addition to the DC family. The show has everything one could want from a good story and action/suspense to great family dynamics which are all wrapped up in a slick presentation that one would be mistaken to pass up. | Full Review...

Spinning Man Spinning Man has the potential to be a very good film with a terrific cast and interesting concept.  However, the delivery loses something as certain details leave the viewer in a murky fog. | Full Review...

Dirty Grandpa Dirty Grandpa has some funny moments and takes a twist on the traditional “road trip” film so it has that going for it but let’s face it – De Niro…enough said. | Full Review...

Death Wish Death Wish was shot digitally and the video transfer shines. The 1080p AVC coding is sharp with clarity and detail. Colors are a bit muted but intended to be this way. | Full Review...

Tomb Raider Vikander truly embodies the new Lara Craft well and turns it into her own character. | Full Review...

Love, Simon Love, Simon is a film that should be required of every student in every high school across the country and then perhaps we will become a more understanding and loving country. | Full Review...

Unsane With a talented lead actress and a unique approach to the subject matter, Unsane offers something a little different. | Full Review...

A Wrinkle in Time Disney has brought to the screen in spectacular fashion another treasured story. Recognizable talents do an amazing job in bringing the characters to life. | Full Review...