blu-ray reviews

Those who have paid any bit of attention to rock/metal music over the past few decades will no doubt know the name “KoRn.” It’s hard to miss; they were everywhere,

When Transformers was initially announced, I had no desire to see it. I never played with the toys (blasphemous, I know) and I never watched the legendary animated movie (more

It may have seen over five different releases on DVD, but 1997 blockbuster Men in Black made its first (and hopefully only) debut on the Blu-ray format just weeks prior

In an era when action movies reigned supreme, Point Break smashed onto theater screens with then superstar Keanu Reeves in the lead alongside superstar Patrick Swayze. It was a strong

Released at the height of the millennium panic, End of Days foretold the end of the world when Satan would walk the earth and spawn the child of hell that

It’s hard to imagine that U-571 is just two years short of celebrating its tenth anniversary since its theatrical release, but it’s true. Rarely does the film show its age

Prison Break returned from its second season cliffhanger finale with an all-new prison for Michael and crew to bust out of, but despite his early efforts, this inmate run prison

Released in winter of 2006 to mixed critical response, Miami Vice was written and directed by renowned director Michael Mann, who once again reunited with Jamie Foxx, whom he’d worked

It was the summer of 1986 and the Air Force was experiencing their highest recruitment turnover ever. This sign-up influx was spurred on by the release of Top Gun, a

From the director of Training Day comes Street Kings, a film you may recall that was released in April of this year. While it was promoted heavily on television, the