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Review: She Rides Shotgun (4K)

The 4K release gives She Rides Shotgun a strong home-video presentation that complements the film's gritty visual style rather than trying to clean it up or make it something it isn't.

Review: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret (4K)

There are coming-of-age movies that feel like they're trying very hard to tell you what growing up is supposed to feel like, and then there are movies like Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret that simply understand it.

Review: The Fast and the Furious (4K)

What started as a relatively straightforward street-racing movie has somehow grown into one of the biggest franchises in Hollywood, and looking back at the original film now, there's something incredibly nostalgic about it.

Review: Auntie Mame (4K)

Auntie Mame is an absolute feast when it comes to production and costume design, and the new restoration really allows those elements to shine.

Review: Mars Attacks! (4K)

There are few movies quite like Mars Attacks! Tim Burton’s wonderfully bizarre 1996 sci-fi comedy has always felt like a live-action comic book brought completely off the rails

Review: The Swan Princess (4K)

The Swan Princess may not always receive the same attention as other animated classics from the era, but this outstanding 4K release reminds you just how much charm the film still possesses.

Review: Hokum (4K)

Hokum only confirmed that he's one of the few filmmakers making horror that feels genuinely original.

Review: Mortal Kombat II (4K)

After a five-year wait, Mortal Kombat II finally arrives, and for the most part, it delivers exactly what fans have been asking for.

Review: Anyone But You (4K)

Romantic comedies have become surprisingly rare in theaters, so I was looking forward to Anyone But You when it first released.

Review: The Mummy (4K)

Lee Cronin has quickly become one of the horror directors I get excited about, and The Mummy only reinforced that.

Review: The Last Showgirl

The Last Showgirl isn't interested in flashy twists or oversized drama. It's a quiet character study about aging, identity, regret, and trying to find your place after the world has moved on without you.

Review: Eraser (4K)

Eraser may not be one of Schwarzenegger's most celebrated films, but it's an immensely entertaining action thriller that captures everything audiences loved about big-budget '90s Hollywood spectacle.

Review: 50 First Dates (4K)

It's more emotionally grounded than its premise suggests, genuinely funny, and anchored by the effortless chemistry between its two leads.

Review: Click (4K)

Coupled with a stellar new 4K presentation that significantly improves upon the already solid Blu-ray, Sony's UHD release is an easy recommendation for longtime fans.

Review: Backrooms

Backrooms is a very good horror film and an impressive feature debut, but one whose enormous potential left me wanting just a little bit more.