Comedy Films

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

Long Story Short may be a little light on the humor, but it tells a compelling story of not wasting a minute as you never know how much time you have left.

Werewolves Within is an interesting take on your typical mystery movie which has some issues, but is still an enjoyable movie.

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.

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.

Pyscho Goreman is a mixed bag, but it deserves a lot of credit for its genuinely unique take on the overdone kid befriends a creature genre.

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

Dating Amber is an interesting and occasionally touching story about growing up gay in 1990s Ireland whose comedy unfortunately fails to hit the mark.

As a pure comedy Irresistible misses the mark, but in the process tells a really important story about the problems currently facing US politics.