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This is still, in my opinion, the best action film of the year. It’s an intense, riveting cinematic experience I won’t soon forget.

When the Fedex guy came round my nest of vipers with the latest DVD offerings, he handed me a copy of “Wish Gone Amiss,” a three episode set of Disney Channel sitcoms. I looked at them and thought, “Oh good, I needed a coaster.”

New on DVD for all you Benjamin Franklin Gates wanna-be’s is the 2-Disc Collectors edition of the surprisingly successful and just sequeled National Treasure.

It’s official. Hollywood has run out of ways to milk Christmas for everything that it’s worth. I know because I have seen its end of days and it’s called “The Santa Clause 3.”

Let me be honest right off the bat - this movie looked like ass. I mean, ping pong?

Upon watching David Cronenberg’s Eastern Promises a second time, I felt like I got no new food for thought out of the film.

Mel Gibson needs booze money… Let’s have another release of Braveheart on DVD!

When the original Bring It On came out on video, I begrudgingly watched it with my wife. However, after seeing it, I found that I kinda liked it – and it wasn’t just because I was watching hot chicks bounce around in cheerleader uniforms.

It’s hard for me to believe and tough for me to accept that Talespin came on the air 17 years ago.

Twenty years-ago The Disney Corporation moved into a new direction and offered up a syndicated animation show called Ducktales.

It should also be illegal for anyone to take iconic television characters from the 1960s and use them in a Christmas-themed movie in the mid 90s.

At root, Vacancy is a horror movie about two characters who gradually become aware that they’re two characters within a horror movie, but Antal keeps the tone straight-faced, blessedly avoiding any Scream-style, self-aware cheekiness. Packed full of conventional set-ups, the film stars Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale as a married couple on the verge […]

On any given day at any given time, you can probably find an episode or three scattered on any of the three syndicated network pickups. That being said, why would you ever need to own them on DVD?

If you’re Sam Raimi or the people over at Anchor Bay Entertainment, Christmas is the time of year for demonic possession, total dismemberment and tree rape.

Fun Fact: The Simpsons series is older than Bart, Lisa and Maggie combined.

The thought of a live-action version of Underdog isn’t an awful concept, but how it eventually came to fruition is.

If you’ve spent the last three years building up your “Crank Yankers” collection, Comedy Central just totally boned you.

When it comes to comic book adaptations, the big-budget Hollywood movies can’t hold a candle to their animated series counterparts.

While I’ve been a fan of The Simpsons for years, I never got into Futurama.

For the sixth excursion into CTU, Jack is sprung from a Chinese prison as a negotiating tool for terrorists. And this is a good thing, too.

This is the way Lost is best consumed.

In spite of, or because of, the flashbacks to the very legal water boarding that I undertook, I found even more reason to love this movie now that it’s on DVD.

When it comes to Rowan Atkinson’s classic character Mr. Bean, you either love him or you hate him.

The Tripper is a dreadfully “fun”—that is painfully mediocre—slasher movie.

Have you ever heard of William Wilberforce? I hadn’t prior to seeing this film earlier this year.

The sixth season of Scrubs will go down as a lot of things in the minds of fans.

ike another release this month, Futurama: Bender’s Big Score, Battlestar Galactica: Razor has been made for the fans. It’s not a good idea to just pick this up to sample the new Battlestar Galactica, ‘cause you’re gonna be confused.

“Northern Exposure” is surely one of the finest series ever to have been produced on network television, home of media mediocrity.

Despite it’s long runtime, At World’s End was a good summer blockbuster. But that doesn’t always mean it will make a great DVD release.

Though British, Hot Fuzz is part cheeky send-up of and part loving homage to the American action film.