A fantastic, action-filled, visually stunning anime take on the classic Dark Knight character.
Once Upon a Time (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
A visually stunning but often confusing fantasy epic from first time feature film directors Zhao Xiaoding and Anthony LaMolinara.
Ajin: Demi-Human — Season 2 (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
The second season of this horror/fantasy series from Polygon Pictures and Netflix carries on the spectacular writing and visceral action of the first for another addictive arc that furthers the characters.
Blame! (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
The 3DCG anime film produced by production house Polygon Pictures is beautifully animated, full of gorgeous detail, and has a story with many classic cyberpunk elements.
Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (TheaterByte 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review)
One of the grittiest, R-rated DC Universe releases to date, the action-filled film looks great from an animation perspective
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (TheaterByte 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review)
An excellent makeover of a classic video game that became a monster film hit and featuring one of the very first strong female action leads of the new millennium
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (TheaterByte 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review)
‘The Last Jedi’ has enough familiar the elements from this powerhouse franchise to make for a satisfying popcorn experience plus some surprises and the 4K Ultra HD disc is fantastic home heater entertainment.
Justice League (TheaterByte 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc Review)
An often confused and slow off the ground DC Universe film hampered by the lack of a big screen history of many of these ‘new’ superheroes.
Re: Born [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
Director Shimomura Yûji, who comes from he world of stunt coordination, uses his and Tak’s abilities superbly crafting what he calls his “Zero Range Combat” for a solid martial arts thriller in ‘Re: Born’
The Battle of Algiers (La Battaile d’Algeri) [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
CultFilms offers up a stunning restoration on Blu-ray of the landmark film that brought the reality of the Algerian revolution onto worldwide screens with the impact of a you-are-there documentary.
