Review: The End of Oak Street (4K)
There is something appealing about a filmmaker taking a familiar concept and trying to give it a different identity. With The End of Oak Street, writer and director David Robert
Review: Joy Ride (4K)
Joy Ride isn't the comedy masterpiece I hoped it might be, but there is enough heart beneath its outrageous humor to make it worth revisiting.
Review: The Strangers, Chapter 3 (4K)
Ultimately, The Strangers: Chapter 3 is a disappointing conclusion to a trilogy that struggled to justify itself from the beginning.
Review: The Strangers, Chapter 2 (4K)
There are few things more frustrating than watching a horror franchise lose sight of what made it scary in the first place.
Review: Little Shop of Horrors (4K)
The new restoration improves the image in meaningful ways while preserving the charm, texture, and visual personality that have made the movie such a favorite for decades.
Review: The End of Oak Street (4K)
There is something appealing about a filmmaker taking a familiar concept and trying to give it a different identity. With The End of Oak Street, writer and director David Robert
Review: Joy Ride (4K)
Joy Ride isn't the comedy masterpiece I hoped it might be, but there is enough heart beneath its outrageous humor to make it worth revisiting.
Review: The Strangers, Chapter 3 (4K)
Ultimately, The Strangers: Chapter 3 is a disappointing conclusion to a trilogy that struggled to justify itself from the beginning.
Review: The Strangers, Chapter 2 (4K)
There are few things more frustrating than watching a horror franchise lose sight of what made it scary in the first place.
Review: Little Shop of Horrors (4K)
The new restoration improves the image in meaningful ways while preserving the charm, texture, and visual personality that have made the movie such a favorite for decades.
October’s Most Anticipated 4K Releases
The biggest 4K UHD Blu-ray releases for October (2026) are here & these are the ones I’m looking forward to the most.
Review: Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (Blu-ray)
There have been plenty of different versions of Scooby-Doo over the years, but Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated remains one of the most interesting reinventions of the franchise.
Review: Out of the Past (4K)
There are some movies that just seem to get better with age, and Out of the Past is one of them. Jacques Tourneur's 1947 film noir remains one of the
Review: Resident Evil
I have a bit of a history with Resident Evil, but I wouldn’t consider myself a die-hard fan of the franchise. I’ve played some of the games over the years,
Review: Interview with the Vampire (4K)
After years of older home-video releases, Warner Bros. has finally given Neil Jordan’s 1994 gothic horror classic the kind of upgrade it deserves.
