Movies & TV Reviews

The Idea of a haunted mirror might not sound scary. The feeling of the unknown is much more creepier than something that is explained, which is something Oculus does well.

The Discovery Channel’s newest documentary voyage into the strange settles its focus on the mysterious case of the Russian hikers who were brutally murdered in the Ural Mountains way back in 1959. What’s so strange about it? Just about everything.

A horror classic gets the Blu Ray treatment as Jack Palance’s portrayal of the vampire lord rises from its grave.

Destination America’s Alien Files are opened once again, this time to deduce the true origin of alien visitors.

Big, bold, and bloody; director Gareth Evans’ follow-up to the groundbreaking and critically praised first film is every bit the sequel you would hope it to be- and then some.

The martial arts epic comes home with a Blu Ray that packs more than just a  copy of the film.

The Autobots little yellow scout gets a starring role in his own DVD compilation of episodes from the hit Transformers Prime cartoon show.

20th Century Fox’ second stab at a solo Wolverine movie presents a smarter, darker version of the character but somehow still falls a bit flat.