Reviews

Back in February, Warner Bros released their first collection of Tom and Jerry Fur Flying Adventures on DVD, presenting 14 classic cartoons recollected for a new audience. Now they've followed up with a second set of animated shorts with Tom and Jerry Read More

Sookie continues to work on her little real-estate issue. Bill has Eric go in and take care of the coven Jesus and Lafayette have joined. Jason finds out where Crystal's been and who shoved him in the freezer. Sam starts falling for Luna. Jessica finds Read More

Silva Screen Records has released Richard Wells's excellent soundtrack with selections from the first two series of Being Human, and whether you have seen the show or not, it's worth a listen. Read More

If you grew up watching old British shows through the BBC, ITV, and/or PBS, this is definitely a soundtrack for you. Read More

The definitive version of one of the most beloved adaptations ever created finally is available on Blu-ray with a deluxe box set edition. Read More

Sucker Punch is an awesome and dark ride made even better with the new footage and features included on its Blu-ray release. Read More

As soon as I saw the cover art, I knew this would be a good read. I was entertained the entire time. Powell's artwork and storytelling combine to create a surreal sepia-toned world that would make even the likes of Tim Burton scratch his head at the insanity. Read More

In the Season 4 opener, Sookie returns to Bon Temps to find things have drastically changed while she was away. Read More

When you think about it, there’s good POTA and there’s bad POTA. This little gem almost has everything you could want from the POTA franchise: scantily clad warrior women, heroic sexy manly men, a weighty political subtext, and, most importantly, apes. Read More

The Farrelly Brothers made the genre their own in the '90s with hits like Dumb & Dumber and There's Something About Mary, and they're back in action with 2011's Hall Pass, releasing this month on Blu-ray and DVD. Read More

Pretty much the biggest thing that happens in Issue 11 of this series is that Evan finally makes a choice. Or, to be more accurate, he acts on that choice. Read More

Firmly rooted in its genre, Unknown is an engaging and surprising thriller, even if it borrows heavily from the likes of the Jason Bourne films and even from Neeson's 2008 thriller Taken. Read More