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Marked for Death
Marked for Death was made at the peak of Steven Seagal’s popularity. The year it was released, it was one of 20th Century Fox’s top grossing films next to Home Alone. It may not be Seagal’s best film,...
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Bull Durham
Of the top three baseball based films of all time, only 2 have made their way to Blu-ray, Field of Dreams and The Natural, at least until now. While I love both of these films, the very best baseball...
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The Matrix Reloaded
It’s no surprise that the Matrix sequels took so long to get individually released on Blu-ray, with the box set selling well on the strength of the first film and the Animatrix and those who felt the...
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Poltergeist
Arguably one of the most iconic films in the horror genre, Poltergeist now nearly 30 years old, is filled with numerous recognizable and often parodied scenes. Poltergeist has since been made into a...
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The Last Airbender
In a time where M. Night Shymalan has been hit with some pretty negative criticisms with his past few original ideas, this marks the first real adaption (minus Lady in the Water) that the director has...
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Thelma & Louise
There is no doubt that is great that we are seeing all of there 20th and 30th and beyond anniversary releases of some truly classic films on Blu-ray. However, there is a downside for any of us, like...
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Moonstruck
While new films seem to be what most of the Blu-ray buying public is looking for, I also really enjoy the back catalogs, even the deep back catalogs. It gives me a chance to get a fresh look at films I...
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De-Lovely
Every now and again, a real gem of a film is overlooked by the critics and the general public as well. These films feature a fine cast, fine performances and a very creatively presented story. Perhaps...
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Taxi (2004)
Some films are so bloated with an undeserving budget it’s sickening. Such is the case with Taxi, a loose remake of a French film of the same name. Somewhere amidst the many exploding cars, flying...
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Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster
The live action Scooby-Doo franchise always felt fine where it was, they were silly films that captured the slapstick humor, mysterious monsters and overall tone of the classic cartoon… So when I found...
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