DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

Just when you wonder if the slow burn is worth it, the 'Three' finale blows you away.

'The Accountant' is a 2016 American action thriller that deserves more recognition than it has received to date with its well-crafted plot and twists.

Resistance is a moving film that could have been much more graphic, violent, and traumatic. Instead filmmakers create a sustained experience where audiences can identify with the characters.

The vulgarity "Bad Santa" of wears thin quickly. Only the first film's biggest fans will want to add this one to their holiday rotation.

For those who wore out their versions on record, cassette, or even 8-track, the 40th Anniversary edition makes for a great replacement.

In "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, what could have been a visual experience is downgraded to its mediocre core.

"Edge of Seventeen" one of the best comedies you probably didn't see last year.

Beautifully shot and directed, Kenneth Lonergan's film has a wonderful cast who make the characters feel remarkably real. Its restful pacing makes its human drama all the more powerful.

They don't make 'em like this anymore. In some ways that's a good thing.

'The Martial Arts Kid' combines an inspiring anti-bullying theme with classic martial arts combat and rivalries.