Home Entertainment Review: John Carpenter’s THE THING Collector’s Edition Blu-ray (Shout! Factory)
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher John Carpenter’s cult classic gets an upgrade for today’s media devices
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Home Entertainment Review: The Transformers: The Movie [30th Anniversary Edition] (Shout! Factory)
Joaquin Espino OK, this is my first Blu-ray ever and to make it more better it is of my favorite movie: Transformer The Movie .
Home Entertainment Review: Ratchet & Clank (Gramercy Pictures)
The hit video game is now a full-length film, ready to go home with you!
Home Entertainment Review: Batman: The Killing Joke (Warner)
The quintessential Joker story is finally adapted in an animated story. But the question is, should have it been?
Home Entertainment Review: Batman: Assault on Arkham (Warner)
In Warner Bros. Home Entertainment latest animated feature Batman: Assault on Arkham, it takes place the best-selling Batman: Arkham video game series world. The actual time this story takes place…
Home Entertainment Review: Scooby Doo: Wrestlemania Mystery (Warner Home Video)
I LOVE professional wrestling. I know, it’s hokey. But I’ve been a fan since the age of five and, well, I love the combination of athleticism and ridiculous soap opera…
Home Entertainment Review: JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time (Warner)
What if there never Superman never existed? Would the Justice League still be around? And how would it affect future generations of heroes? Lex Luthor and the Legion of Doom,…
Home Entertainment Review: Knights of Baddassdom (Entertainment One)
Warning Review may contain spoilers. Way back in the distant past that was 2010, there was a trailer for a movie about a group of LARPers, and Summer Glau, that…
Home Entertainment Review: Batman: The Brave and The Bold The Complete First Season (Warner Archive)
Batman: The Brave and The Bold is . . . unique. Well, it’s unique when looked at alongside the litany of animated iterations of the Caped Crusader that have found…
Home Entertainment Review: Darkman (Shout! Factory)
Before Sam Raimi directed the first Spider-Man film franchise in the early 2000’s and staked his claim in the world of superheroes Universal took a gamble on Raimi, who at…