The mid-season finale of The Walking Dead is thankfully less of an embarrassment than the episode leading up to it. In fact, it has some decent scares, a pretty satisfying plot twist, and a notable character death. Too bad the lat...
Twilight Time nicely bookends Marilyn Monroe’s career at 20th Century Fox with her first and last starring roles at the studio. Though both Don’t Bother to Knock and Let’s Make Love are decidedly mediocre as film...
In a very busy episode of The Flash, the team is introduced to a second major supervillain for the season, Ralph and Cecille try to make themselves useful, and Cisco embarrasses himself with the lamest meta-human nickname he’...
Hoping for a shopping break after all the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales? This week doesn’t bring much in terms of new movies on Blu-ray, but classic film fans may not be able to resist Criterion’s latest offering...
“I’m gonna drink your blood like cranberry sauce, meanie!”
Dragons can be difficult beasts to track. They like to hide in out-of-the-way places. Ultra HD SteelBook editions of the first two How to Train Your Dragon movies are coming soon, but, at least so far, they can only be found at Be...
Ralph Breaks the Internet provides a welcome return to the world of Wreck-It Ralph, the 2012 film that found an arcade villain on a hero’s journey for acceptance and redemption. The vintage world of quarter-fed machines take...
If we’ve learned anything from boxing movies, it’s that the brutality of the sport is not in direct contrast to the emotions behind those punches. Divorcing passion in the ring from passion outside the ring is both imp...
Former Walking Dead cast member Michael Cudlitz makes his directorial debut with this week’s episode. He should probably stick to acting.
You only have a few days left to get your Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping lists in order. A healthy selection of new Blu-ray discs hit the street this week to vie for your attention. Assuming you’re not crazy rich eno...
Within the entertainment industry is a sad and regrettable tendency for actors who may have started their careers as exciting talents to eventually burn out and lose their audience’s good will. Sometimes this is due to a sim...
Neither families nor films behave like instant soup. One cannot simply combine the ingredients, stir, and expect a delicious outcome. Instant Family provides the evidence for this on both fronts.
