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

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Universal Soldier

Allison Rose | Nov 04, 2019

What Emmerich does do is present some very good action sequences which is probably why he was offered the opportunity to direct Independence Day.

Full Review | Grade: C

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

Leonard Buccellato | Nov 04, 2019

While these things may themselves sound like overused horror tropes, the creative team herein, have done an excellent job at keeping things fresh and altogether scary, doing justice to Schwartz’s beloved stories.

Full Review | Grade: B

Red Heat

Allison Rose | Oct 29, 2019

It is fairly obvious why Schwarzenegger was chosen to play the role of Danko in Red Heat

Full Review | Grade: C

The Wizard of Oz

Maureen Buccellato | Oct 29, 2019

Everyone needs to own a copy of The Wizard of Oz in 4K

Full Review | Grade: A

An American Werewolf in London

Leonard Buccellato | Oct 28, 2019

An American Werewolf in London has the perfect blend of dark humor and terror.

Full Review | Grade: A

Charlie's Angels

Allison Rose | Oct 28, 2019

Barrymore is the best of the three here but the group has great chemistry and they work well as a cohesive unit.

Full Review | Grade: C

Scarface

Allison Rose | Oct 26, 2019

Pacino is a brilliant actor and his portrayal of a Cuban immigrant in Scarface is a perfect example of his work.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Lion King

Alyn Darnay | Oct 25, 2019

This version of The Lion King is one of those films that light up the cinematic universe. It's visual, it's musical, and tells a fable that in itself is just a gem; don't miss it.

Full Review | Grade: A

Galaxy Quest

Allison Rose | Oct 23, 2019

While Galaxy Quest starts off like any other parody, it morphs into a truly human story about people, their humanity, their fragility, and their insecurities.

Full Review | Grade: A