Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

What makes Tag work is the chemistry between these actors.  It is easy to believe they have been lifelong friends and generally really enjoy each other’s company.

Full Review | Grade: B

For the average moviegoer or for fans of Jennifer Garner Peppermint doesn't go far enough to offer a worthwhile experience. I don't think we will see a sequel coming down the road for this one and that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Full Review | Grade: C

It will be interesting to see how Lucifer might change with its new home at Netflix and fewer episodes.  While only time will tell as to how it will fare in the future, Fans can delight in rewatching the latest season now on DVD.

Full Review | Grade: B

While the stories aren’t unique, Michael Bay’s interesting directing style and the exceptional quality of these Blu-rays alone makes this Bad Boys 4K UHD set worth owning.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Flash is one of the best television shows today.  The writers bring consistent storylines.  The acting is natural as if the characters are letting the audience into their lives.

Full Review | Grade: B

James Franco is excellent as the stereotypical sleazy dirtbag.  As an actor, he is a chameleon who always delivers on screen.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Walking Dead does an excellent job of melding practical and digital effects, you will find yourself attempting to dodge out of the way when a walker bites one of the actors on screen.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Jack Ryan 5-Film Collection UHD 4K is a box set that is worth splurging on and if you have a Tom Clancy/Jack Ryan fan in your life I suggest you buy two sets  - one for yourself and one to give as a gift.

Full Review | Grade: B

Supernatural Season Thirteen brought us some new characters, some old, and some brought back from the dead.  It brought us an alternate world and showed us power so supreme that we can only wonder how the writers, producers, and directors will top it.

Full Review | Grade: B

Even though Bang The Drum Slowly is forty-five years old is it as poignant and relevant today as it was back in the 1970’s. It’s worth watching for any young person, especially those involved in sports.

Full Review | Grade: B