Darling Companion follows a very familiar formula when it comes to films fleshing out troubled relationships.

No doubt since the rise of Blu-Ray, probably long before that, DVD has done all it can to stay relevant.

The Crimson Petal and The White stars Chris O’Dowd (The IT Crowd, The Boat That Rocked) as perfume heir William Rackham, a failed writer and not much of a perfume heir either.

In the distant future, earthquakes and the effects of global warming have splintered Japanese society. Some struggle hand-to-mouth in the jungle-tangled ruins of civilization.

 Airport, in its time, was a blockbuster film that grabbed 10 Academy Award Nominations and set the standard for the disaster film genre, though apparently that’s not what the film was s

 Ergo Proxy began, for me, as one of the most amazing sci-fi anime that I have seen in awhile.

Cloudstreet is a complex tale to tell, and like my review, the mini-series from Showtime Australia just isn’t large enough to fully encompass the story.

Dance Moms is another one of those horrific reality television shows that follows around a handful of women whose lives are too ridiculous to believe for a majority of the time you see them on scre

It’s been an amazingly odd few years with apocalyptic tales popping up all over the place.

Lifetime offers three films inspired by the novels of Jodi Picoult starting with Salem Falls starring James Van Der Beek (Don’t Trust The B In Apartment 23), Sarah Carter (Falling Skies), and