Reviews of films released on Blu-ray (BD).
In Mortal Kombat II, we are introduced to Kitana (Adeline Rudolph), a character caught between her own convictions and Shao Kahn’s (Martyn Ford) tyrannical rule over her realm. Meanwhile, the …
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Ready or Not 2: Here I Come picks up immediately after the conclusion of the first film. Grace (Samara Weaving) is rushed to the hospital on a stretcher, having barely …
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EPIC: Elvis Presley in Concert delivers exactly what its title promises: a front-row seat to some of the most iconic performances by the King of Rock and Roll. This well-crafted …
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Travel back to 1962 in IT: Welcome to Derry, a cinematic prequel series that far surpasses its big-screen predecessors. Following a group of teenagers and a mysterious military investigation involving …
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Three decades after the original Scream changed horror forever, Sidney Prescott returns to face a new Ghostface in Scream 7. While Neve Campbell’s return and Kevin Williamson’s direction offer a …
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Pixar’s latest venture, Hoppers (marketed as Operation Bäver or Jumpers), blends sci-fi comedy with an ecological message as 19-year-old Mabel transfers her consciousness into a robotic beaver to save a …
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple raises the stakes for the iconic horror franchise, delivering a more polished and cinematic experience under the direction of Nia DaCosta. Moving away from …
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The Philippou brothers return with Bring Her Back, a chilling follow-up to their hit Talk to Me. This atmospheric horror film follows siblings Andy and Piper as they navigate a …
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Jack Black and Paul Rudd team up for a wild, meta-reimagining of the 1997 cult classic Anaconda. In this 2025 remake, two lifelong friends venture into the Amazon to film …
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The terror returns in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, but does this sequel deliver the scares or just more confusion? Picking up a year after the first film, Mike and …
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