Blu-ray Reviews

American Underdog is a good football movie, but also a compelling story about overcoming setbacks in the pursuit of your dreams.

House of Gucci is an interesting and entertaining “true story” film that kind of overstays its welcome at times.

A review of three Mill Creek Entertainment Blu-ray releases with retro VHS artwork: Kull the Conqueror, Splitting Heirs, and Renegades.

A review of Mill Creek Entertainment’s releases of The Babe and Gorillas in the Mist on Blu-ray, both part of their retro VHS art line.

Reviews of two films making their Blu-ray debut via Mill Creek: Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot and Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain.

Rad is not a masterpiece, but it is a solid movie that gives you everything you expect from a 1980s sports movie.

Breach starts off a little slow, but it is an entertaining look at the effort it takes to catch a double agent.

A review of two February 2021 Blu-ray releases from Mill Creek Entertainment: The Cowboy Way and The Net/The Net 2.0 Double Feature.

A review of the first ever Blu-ray release of Accepted from Mill Creek Entertainment.

A review of three new to Blu-ray releases from Mill Creek Entertainment: Like Father Like Son, Crossroads, and The Freshman.