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

Dog Days Dog Days is THE family feel good movie of the summer and is a must-see for anyone who loves those four-legged furry animals. | Full Review...

The Death of Superman DC comic book fans will absolutely enjoy this rendition of The Death of Superman since it is well animated and sticks closely to the original source material. | Full Review...

Riverdale: The Complete Second Season Riverdale Season Two offers enough thrills and suspense to keep audiences entertained and wanting more...it will be interesting to see what the writers cook up for Season Three. | Full Review...

Dark Crimes Because there is little elaboration as to why things are the way they are in Dark Crimes, viewers are often left perplexed. | Full Review...

Overboard Overboard has been updated for these times with many Hispanic characters and the roles are reversed with the man being the homemaker. | Full Review...

The Equalizer The 2160p upscaled 4K video is excellent and certainly worth the price.  Details are sharp and black tones are deep and true.  The tanker explosion towards the end of the film is amazing compared to the regular Blu-ray. | Full Review...

The Quick and the Dead The Quick and the Dead is an interesting viewing experience if for no other reason than to see some good performances from a talented group of actors.  The video and audio quality are excellent but can’t quite make up for the slow pace throughout. | Full Review...

Beyond Re-Animator It is too bad they couldn’t get more funding for another Re-Animator sequel. This is one corpse I would like to see resurrected, again, and again, and again... | Full Review...

Dagon All in all, Dagon is a fun, if flawed, release. However, if you are a Stuart Gordon/ Brian Yuzna fan, you should pick this up as it contains all the gore and camp one has come to expect of the pair. "Iä! Iä! Cthulhu fhtagn!" | Full Review...

Isle of Dogs Anderson has a way of telling a story that is unique and intriguing.  While there isn’t really much that is new about corruption and oppression (whether it be human or canine) Anderson’s tale keeps you interesting and engaged throughout. | Full Review...