Blu-ray and DVD release highlights for September 1 include Mad Max: Fury Road, Star Wars Rebels: Season 1, Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume 1, Dark Star: H.R. Giger’s World, That Sugar Film, Dior and I, Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me, and The Decent One.
Blu-ray and DVD release highlights for August 11 include Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, Mad Max: Fury Road (digital only), The Knick: Season 1, and I Am Chris Farley.
Blu-ray and DVD release highlights for August 4 include Orphan Black: Season 3, How to Get Away With Murder: Season 1, The Affair: Season 1, A LEGO Brickumentary, and The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin.
Blu-ray and DVD release highlights for July 28 include Justice League: Gods and Monsters, Home, Miracle Mile, Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XXXIII, Helix: Season 2, and No Game No Life.
This week’s Blu-ray and DVD release highlights include Kingsman: The Secret Service, Knights of Sidonia, Red Army, and The Last Ship.
While solid, Desert Runners just isn’t as good as some of the other endurance racing documentaries I’ve seen.
Like so many sci-fi shows, Earth 2 aired in 1994 and ended up cancelled after one year on the air. While the show took some time to get going, it had the potential to be a great sci-fi show.
Triviatown is an interesting documentary about the world’s largest trivia contest. It’s worth a watch for fans of hobby documentaries and trivia buffs.
In 2000 James Cameron created the sci-fi series Dark Angel. Dark Angel follows a former female super soldier as she tries to keep her identity secret while fighting the corruption in her city. Despite being canceled after two seasons, Dark Angel was an under appreciated sci-fi series.
What if there was a portal between our world and the world of fairy tales? In the 10th Kingdom two regular humans are transported to the land of fairy tales where they must help a kingdom that is in turmoil. The 10th Kingdom is quite cheesy and is too long, but it is still an entertaining story.