Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Hellbound: Hellraiser II

Leonard Buccellato | Sep 23, 2019

From reversible covers, tons of special features, and not to mention the quality of the scans, a Hellraiser fan should look no further than this Arrow Video releases.

Full Review | Grade: A

Anna

Allison Rose | Sep 20, 2019

Anna is worth watching and if you are a Besson fan, you won’t be disappointed.

Full Review | Grade: B

Downton Abbey

Alyn Darnay | Sep 19, 2019

Downton Abbey is simply a great film experience. See it on the big screen or you’ll miss the sweep of its grandeur.

Full Review | Grade: A

Hellraiser

Leonard Buccellato | Sep 19, 2019

For a fan of the Hellraiser series, all of the extras will have you drooling as each hook settles deeper into your flesh. It will leave you wanting more.

Full Review | Grade: A

Ad Astra

Alyn Darnay | Sep 17, 2019

Ad Astra's style with a lot of in-your-face close-ups, grainy texture, and sumptuous vistas is a lot different than any Space Opera we’ve seen to date and that alone makes it stand out.

Full Review | Grade: C

Dark Phoenix

Nathan M Rose | Sep 16, 2019

While the theatrical box-office of Dark Phoenix wasn't the best outing in the X-Men series, it provides a nice coda to the ending of X-Men: Apocalypse and ends the series on an interesting note.

Full Review | Grade: B

Hustlers

Alyn Darnay | Sep 12, 2019

Jennifer Lopez...she is simply dazzling and electrifying, you can’t take your eyes off of her.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Goldfinch

Allison Rose | Sep 12, 2019

Elgort is well suited for this role. He has the classic, chiseled good looks that suits the character of the adult Theo.

Full Review | Grade: B

Booksmart

Allison Rose | Sep 11, 2019

While Booksmart may seem like the typical teenage, high school, coming of age story, there is so much underneath the surface that anyone who watches it can take something away from the film.

Full Review | Grade: A