blu-ray reviews

Now, it’s always been tricky when approaching a remake, especially when you look at the original. If it’s a classic, then the remake, well, it has a lot to live

Romero? Doing another zombie movie? Pinch me, I must be dreaming! I can remember being off-the-wall excited when Land of the Dead was first announced. The anticipation of a new

I’m not even sure where I can begin with this movie. The Thing is a perennial classic. One of those movies that you always see compared to others in critic

A controversial movie upon release, Hulk split fans down the middle. Some appreciated the very dark and somber approach the movie took toward the title character, relying more on character

Say what you will about theatrical cut of Daredevil (corny, cheesy, too quippy), but when Fox decided to give director Mark Steven Johnson the opportunity to release a new cut

George Clooney returns behind (and on) the camera for this third go as director with Leatherheads. Received critically mixed acclaim (as well as similar box office results), Leatherheads quickly left

The latest effort of Judd Apatow and family, Forgetting Sarah Marshall is another in the line of “romantic comedies for men.” I use that denotation because with all of the

Their first film since they ended The Matrix trilogy, Speed Racer was The Wachowski Brothers triumphant return to theater screens…or so they (and Warner Bros.) hoped. With a budget of

Shrek the Third is a bit of a mess. The first two films in the series were wonderful; they had the ability to entertain both children and adults effortlessly and

With a series of critical and box office successes under his belt, director Quentin Tarantino tackled a new kind of story for his films. With a payback angle that spans