

The Morning Show: Seasons 1 & 2: The Compelling Apple TV Drama Finally Gets a Physical Release (Blu-ray)
The Show: There have been a few shows that have attempted to tell a story set in the world of TV news/journalism, most notably Aaron Sorkin's marvelous "The Newsroom," which had an all-too-short 25-episode run, but there haven't really been any that have tried to focus on something that's usually a lot less serious: Morning Shows, which certainly have their own share of news, but also consist of a wide-variety of segments like cooking, fashion, music, and more. However, just


Splitsville: A Romantic-Comedy That Fails to Satisfy in Both Areas (Blu-ray)
The Film: Time and time again, we've seen how filmmakers have struggled greatly to do anything new or interesting in the horror genre, but another genre that suffers just as much from this lack of originality is the romantic-comedy. It seems like 99% of the time we'll see the same tired formula over and over again, which has the audience ahead of the film every step of the way, leading right up to its easily predictable conclusion. Try as they might, they find it extremely di


A Better Tomorrow Trilogy: An Impressive Release of a Mixed Collection of Films (4K/Blu-ray)
The Films: World-renowned action director John Woo has been known for a number of remarkable works throughout his incredible career, including "The Killing" and "Hard Boiled," as well as a number of American films, such as "Face/Off" and "Mission: Impossible 2." However, one that doesn't seem to get mentioned all that much is the dramatic actioner "A Better Tomorrow," a film that would go on to spawn a whole trilogy. In celebration of these films, the first of which is about


Him: A Sports-Horror Hybrid That Falls Flat on Nearly Every Level (Blu-ray)
The Film: Justin Tipping's "Him," a supernatural horror flick released merely two months ago, was a rather bizarre case of a film that built up its hype based solely on the fact that Academy Award-winner Jordan Peele, noted for his own horror films like "Get Out" and "Nope," was one of its producers. The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews and failed to drum up any interest at the box office, causing it to disappear from theaters pretty quickly, along with the hype


Caught Stealing: Darren Aronofsky's Exciting Little Crime Thriller (Blu-ray)
The Film: Academy Award-nominated director Darren Aronofsky has had quite an amazing career thus far, with a body of work that has included such remarkable films as "Requiem for a Dream," "The Fountain," the Oscar-winning "Black Swan," and most recently, "The Whale," which took home two Oscars of its own for Best Actor (Brendan Fraser) and Best Makeup. Now he returns with his latest project, "Caught Stealing," a crime thriller based on the novel by Charlie Huston, who also ad


Together: An Intriguing Idea Hindered by Poor Execution (Blu-ray)
The Film: Body horror has always been a rather strange little sub-genre, one that has been used to great effect in the past, most notably by filmmaker David Cronenberg in projects like "The Fly," "Videodrome," and "The Brood," but one that can also go awry if a film's story isn't quite up to a certain level of quality. Now writer/director Michael Shanks looks to throw his hat in the ring by using it for his feature debut "Together," in which a couple going through a bit of a


Spinal Tap II: The End Continues: An Interesting Attempt at a Sequel That Doesn't Quite Satisfy (Blu-ray)
The Film: Back in 1984, Rob Reiner's classic mockumentary "This is Spinal Tap" was released into theaters to great acclaim. The film, which follows the fictional band on their disastrous American tour for their new album, was declared by many to be one of the best films of its year, and has since gone on to be called one of the very best films of its kind, in addition to being inducted into the National Film Registry back in 2002. It's one of those films that you can't imagin


One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: The Milos Forman Classic Celebrates 50 Years with a 4K Upgrade (4K)
The Film: 50 years ago this month, a little film called "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," based on the novel by Ken Kesey, was unleashed in theaters. It immediately garnered massive success, both critically and commercially, with the film earning well over $100 million against its remarkably small $3-4 million production budget. However, its success didn't end there, as the film went on to earn an incredible nine Oscar nominations, with it going on to win the "Big Five" (Pic


The Mask: The Wildly Entertaining Jim Carrey Classic Comes to 4K (Limited Edition 4K)
The Film: Back in the '90s, comedian Jim Carrey was at the height of his stardom, with a multitude of hits that included "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective," "Dumb and Dumber," "Batman Forever," "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls," and "The Truman Show." One of the absolute biggest of these hits was a little film called "The Mask," which paid homage to classic cartoons and put Carrey's remarkable comic talents to great use. While there were many critics who didn't quite understand what


Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale: A Charming & Delightful Final Chapter (4K/Blu-ray)
The Film: After six seasons of the marvelous hit television program and two decent feature films, creator Julian Fellowes is finally bringing the world of "Downton Abbey" to a close with the aptly-titled "Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale." It's been a long road to get to this point, and we've seen quite a lot of ups & downs with this vast ensemble of characters, but now it's time to say goodbye as they head into a new era marked with many personal changes that will take a fair










