Koch Vision is known for their live music releases and British imports but it’s a little surprising that they chose a live set for their first BD release instead of some of their more popular

It was only a matter of time before Disney’s infamous straight-to-DVD sequels made it’s way onto the high definition format…

Not the best Burton blu-ray available (that would be a toss-up between Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands) but certainly not the worst (that would be Charlie & the Chocolate Factory).

Rob Zombie takes horrors to a completely new height.  In the midst of teen horrors and remakes, Zombie was obviously raised during the birth of real slasher horror and finally does an original

George A. Romero’s disappointing “finale” finds more disappointment in high definition.

A very slow starting movie based on true events.  But, it is another “true story” that could only possibly be conjecture.

I’m pretty sure I wasn’t the only person in the world who wondered why they would revisit the severely tainted Hulk series so soon.

A long awaited sequel disappoints again…big surprise?  Although the “feeling” was still there the magic was lost.

Forget the mess that has befallen the once great Robert De Niro in 2008.  In 1995. he was nearing the end of his game and was able to churn out one last great Mobster-oriented movie.

Obviously not a movie for everyone, Standard Operating Procedure delves into the cover-ups and scandals revolving around the Abu Ghraib debacle.