Blu-ray Reviews

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.

A review of Mill Creek’s Blu-ray release of Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Complete Film Collection, a six-film set which includes new extras.

To Your Last Death is a solid mix of animation, horror, and time loop elements with some interesting ideas that don’t always overcome some of the movie’s faults.

The King and I is a decent children’s movie that fails in its quest to imitate the more popular Disney movies of the era.

A review of Big Bully/Wrongfully Accused Comedy Double Feature on Blu-ray, which marks the debut of both films on the format.

The King of Staten Island is a solid story with some compelling moments about getting your life together that unfortunately takes a while to get going.

Blu-ray reviews of Enemy Gold and The Dallas Connection, the ninth and tenth films in the Andy Sidaris Triple B series.