Theatrical, 4K UHD, Digital HD, and Blu-ray Reviews

I Know What You Did Last Summer While not as good as his first film, Williamson still manages to avoid the “sophomore slump” with this second offering and a solid script/story. | Full Review...

Hudson Hawk Despite having had a decent cast, the script for Hudson Hawk left much of their talents untapped. | Full Review...

In Bruges In Bruges is one of those “hidden gems” you don’t necessarily hear much about but, once you’ve seen it, you can’t forget it. | Full Review...

The Lost Boys As horror/vampire movies go, The Lost Boys is on the tamer side but no less impactful. | Full Review...

Real Genius Let’s face it, how can you go wrong with “Smart people on ice!” ? | Full Review...

Vivo With a good script, a strong cast and terrific music, Vivo hits all the right notes. | Full Review...

Dirty Dancing 35th Anniversary Edition Although made on a shoestring budget, Dirty Dancing managed to employ a group of talented actors and dancers elevating it a level above a simple coming of age romance story. | Full Review...

The Black Phone In theory, the concept of The Black Phone is unique and interesting. | Full Review...

Flatliners Flatliners script written by Peter Filardi (The Craft), could have fallen apart in less capable hands but Schumacher handles the source material beautifully creating an intriguing visual to a fascinating concept. | Full Review...

Downton Abbey: A New Era "Downton Abbey: A New Era" has new beginnings and sad endings, as well as steady continuations of the family dynasty. It's an absolute must-watch for any fan of the franchise. | Full Review...