This Oscar-winner is definitely Ho Bong Joon’s best film to date and a great watch on Blu-ray.
Sex Education: Season Two (TV Series Review)
Season Two returns with a literal vengeance as Moordale’s lustful student body tries to sort its various romantic entanglements — and it is even better than an already superb first season.
Motherless Brooklyn (Blu-ray Review)
A lavish neo-noir that despite solid performances is ultimately too long and feels like a poor remake of ‘Chinatown’.
Sliding Doors (Collector’s Edition) (Blu-ray Review)
This Shout Select Collector’s Edition offers up a good Blu-ray with a pleasing picture and excellent new featurettes.
The Shed (Blu-ray Review)
This low budget monster horror with some weaknesses could have done more with its unique setup but is a watchable time waster.
1917 (Movie Review)
An intensely directed and shot film follows a young British Army officer on a nearly impossible mission to avert a World War I disaster.
12 Angry Men (1957) (Classic Film Review)
Our latest deep dive into a classic film is this taut character study from Sidney Lumet.
Little Women (Movie Review)
Greta Gerwig’s intense remake of the great classic delivers a powerful account of the trials and tribulations of women in post-Civil War America
Joker (4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review)
The Golden Globe-winning film Joker makes for both a gripping drama and a dazzling 4K Ultra HD production.
Spetters [UK] (Blu-ray Review)
Paul Verhoeven’s controversial pre-Hollywood film hits Blu-ray in the UK in a beautiful 4K restoration from the BFI.
