Blu-ray
A vast collection of Blu-Ray reviews.
BRONZE, THE
THE BRONZE REVIEWED “The Bronze” is best viewed as the little indie comedy that could. Sure, it’s co-written and starring a rather major sitcom star, but that’s not the point. ...
BATMAN V. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE: ULTIMATE EDITION
BATMAN V. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE REVIEWED “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” is one of the few movies that is completely saved by an extended cut. While there are still issues with c...
SUPERGIRL: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON
SUPERGIRL REVIEWED “Supergirl” is the first of the DC shows that I’m truly adoring. “Arrow” and “The Flash” both have their moments, but there are also long s...
MOTHER’S DAY
MOTHER’S DAY REVIEWED “Mother’s Day” is a timewaster of a movie. Capping Marshall’s recent string of Holiday themed movies, there’s utterly no reason for it to exis...
BLOOD AND BLACK LACE
BLOOD AND BLACK LACE REVIEWED “Blood and Black Lace” is a beautiful horror movie that helped to establish the Giallo subgenre. Is it perfect? No. But, it’s one of the most beautiful ...
BAD MOON
BAD MOON REVIEWED “Bad Moon” is a mess of a movie, but it reminds me of the past. Specifically times where I was still sneaking into R rated movies just for the experience. Seeing a wide a...
BLACKLIST, THE: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON
THE BLACKLIST: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON REVIEWED “The Blacklist” returns with its third season. Liz is on the run with Red, as the FBI is staging a manhunt to bring them both into custody...
HARDCORE HENRY
HARDCORE HENRY REVIEWED “Hardcore Henry” is the closest video game experience ever captured onscreen. By playing with the first person perspective and amping up the violence, the film hits...
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD: 2-DISC COLLECTOR’S EDITION
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD REVIEWED “Return of the Living Dead” nuked Louisville at the end. The sure coolness of that scene made it a local favorite and thus sparked my introduction to the film....
SLASHER: SEASON ONE
SLASHER REVIEWED “Slasher” reminds of what horror TV used to be before everything became high concept. Chiller plays everything close to its traditional vest, but it works for what the audience ...