When it comes to Hetalia, let me be honest, I’m not a big fan. To me this is the Jonas Brothers (or whatever cute teen sensation is sweeping the nation now) of anime.

My first impression of Fairy Tail was a great one. My kids and I really loved the comedy and action in the show, and the way it looked on Blu-Ray was awesome.

I’ve been reviewing Timmy Time releases for awhile now and it’s still a show that I have to psych myself up to watch.

Nothnegal is a  melodic metal band from Malé that consists of former players from Mortuary, Chimaira, and Kalmah.

June 5, 1944, on the eve of D-Day, two Allied Commando’s from New Zealand following orders to destroy gun emplacements inside enemy territory on the Channel Islands.

So in short, My Bride Is A Mermaid is just how it sounds. A teenage boy named Nagasumi is at the beach with his family when he suddenly finds himself to far from the shore and starts to drown.

I’m a huge fan of One Piece but even I know that eventually you run into some filler episodes. Sometimes even the filler episodes can be fantastic.

1911 is an aesthetically magnificent film as well as a pretty decent Blu-Ray release.

When circus performers travel into a left over army laboratory looking for gold they open the wrong canister and become exposed to toxic fumes that turn them into mutants with special abilities.

Jackie Chan’s Little Big Soldier is a film I’d heard a lot about before it hit Blu-Ray. Reports had come back that it was an epic looking picture with Jackie Chan at his finest.