DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

The Book Thief makes a wonderful adaptation of a great book by ditching the parts of the novel that don't translate well on screen, and finding a fresh, personal perspective on 1940s Germany.

The ambitious feature-film debut from director David Gordon Green remains thought-provoking, if unfocused.

There are also talking trolls, which everyone sort of acknowledges as weird, but again, magic.

A definite recommend for those who like their horror more psychological than throwing buckets of gore at the audience.

At over 25 hours in length, horror fans should certainly give Monsters: The Complete Series some consideration. It's a faithful chronology of the classic nineteen eighties show.

In the end, 'Big Bad Wolf' is a big, bad bore.

Fans should rejoice that Lionsgate has delivered their beloved 'Games' on Blu-ray with a wealth of special features.

Trek Nation is a celebration of the wonder and importance of Star Trek, a heartwarming documentary that reminds you of just why you love this little show that could, or why you should.

Not just the best movie of the year, the best movie for many a year.

It’s all just a way to string along the plot to the big reveal which is about the only thing that leaves an impression; the title is all you’re bound to remember.