All the Pepé Le Pew animated shorts on one DVD.

Stylish, intriguing, but ultimately hollow, Sean Durkin's debut feature boasts a remarkable performance by Elizabeth Olsen.

Disposable '80s junk that's better left remembered rather than revisited.

Dull and slow, this cop drama boasts a strong cast at least.

Twelve hilarious brand new episodes that work well by keeping everything the same.

A magnificent biopic, oddly overlooked twenty years later, arrives on Blu-ray.

With The Voice overtaking it as the hippest singing competition around, Idol needs someone like the season five champ.

The final fourteen episodes of the first season of the fun new Scooby-Doo reboot.

Silly, kid-oriented animated version of Mad magazine; lots of laughs for the preteen set.

John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Freddie Hubbard, Johnny Griffin, and the Jazz Messengers in one stellar package.