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

Pulp Fiction Tarantino always offers something different anytime he has a film in theaters but when Pulp Fiction premiered in 1994 audiences knew it was something special. | Full Review...

The Good House While The Good House has a solid cast, it really showcases Weaver’s talent and versatility. | Full Review...

Halo: Season One Blu-ray Halo is growing into its own combat boots and I’m looking forward to season two. | Full Review...

Doom Patrol: The Complete Third Season Doom Patrol is a different kind of “superhero” show that works because of witty and snarky writing delivered by some excellent actors... | Full Review...

Pearl When X came out it easily fell into the thriller sub-genre of horror movies building the suspense until the third act. Pearl, on the other had, was more of a drama that turned into a gory, slasher film. | Full Review...

Earth Girls Are Easy Earth Girls Are Easy is, at its core, a musical and this is where the audio really shines. | Full Review...

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation National Lampoon’s Vacation series of films have entertained audiences for years and, while the first one is considered the best, Christmas Vacation has become a close second. | Full Review...

Casablanca Anyone who has seen the classic film, knows Bogart and Bergman had undeniable chemistry, which is part of what makes the movie as great as it is. | Full Review...

Easter Sunday If the movie had been infused with Koy’s humor and wit, it would have been a much better film than what was ultimately produced. | Full Review...

Fall Heart pounding intensity with decent dialogue leads Fall down a path of recycled tropes that has thrills, a few scares, and some good acting. | Full Review...