DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

I have always been the first to admit in any conversation that I’m a devout fan of The Three Stooges (the real Three Stooges, that is – and not that recent feature-length garbage the Farrelly Brothers are currently up on charges for under the heading of “Crimes Against Humanity”) – …

Johnnie To’s Drug War isn’t out to change the rules of the genre, but To and his screenplay never stops raising its own stakes as the tension mounts to a boiling point.

'Pacific Rim' hits Blu-ray. Is their a heart to this monster pic?

There’s a saying in the film industry that suggests one never work with animals or children due to their inability to act on cue. Or act, period, for that matter. In 1961, British director Peter Brook threw all caution to the wind and decided to film an adaptation of William …

For those who enjoy horror infused with compelling ideas, Eyes Without A Face is a great selection

The Croods is far from a masterpiece, but it is definitely a step up from what passes for children’s entertainment from most studios.

The 70th year celebrations for Jimi Hendrix culminate in a new two-hour PBS documentary and the release of a newly discovered Miami Pop Festival gig.

Forty years of music stars share memories of one of the most important producers in the business, Arif Mardin, on a new DVD.

Kids and adults alike will be enchanted by Lost and Found.

I finally see what all the fuss is about.