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

With a lot of lackluster, modern horror films produced lately Lionsgate had a great idea trying to bring back an iconic horror series of the past, unfortunately the film just didn’t succeed on the same level the series did in the past.

Full Review | Grade: C

Elgort is an immensely talented actor so his portrayal of the hormonal/distraught Addison is very well done. Factoring in his “baby face” looks into the equation and he gives the character a certain naiveté that helps make his performance believable.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Lego Ninjago Movie has an amazing level of talent involved including Chan, Franco, and Theroux. All three are terrific at emoting vocally, which helps the viewer feel compassion for their characters.

Full Review | Grade: C

If one has to wait over 30 years for a sequel, it better be worth it and I can assure you, Blade Runner 2049 certainly fits the bill.  Visually and orally exceptional, it is well acted and directed and is worth the investment.

Full Review | Grade: B

It is truly an amazing film, and easily the best horror film of this decade. The performances given by the kids rival that of classics such as The Goonies and Stand By Me.

Full Review | Grade: B

Well acted, well written, and interesting, Battle of the Sexes presents a piece of history in such a way to keep the audience interested and emotionally invested.  It deserves all the praise it has garnered.

Full Review | Grade: B

The voice talent in Little Pony: The Movie is incredibly strong with veteran voice actors and the aforementioned cast with a 1080p high definition video quality is strong and the colors pop off the screen beautifully.

Full Review | Grade: C

The 2160p high definition video quality is much kinder to The Dark Knight than it was to its predecessor, Batman Begins. The special effects are so well done that you can’t see any flaws in the upgrade to 4K. 

Full Review | Grade: B

With Nolan at the helm and Bale steering the ship this Batman film delves deeper and is more serious than its predecessors but it works so well you can’t help but admire the craftsmanship.

Full Review | Grade: B

On its shiny surface Killing Gunther looks like a comedy-action film, starring the Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger, unfortunately the only thing this film has going for Arnold is that he is absent for so long you truly appreciate his charisma once he does finally show up.

Full Review | Grade: D