DVD Review: Frankenstein’s Army

Nazis have long been one of Hollywood’s favorite movie villains. So what’s worse than a Nazi? How about a Nazi Zombie Robot? You might be asking yourself ‘Can it be done?‘ In fact, it can. Let’s check out Richard Raaphorst’s Frankenstein’s Army to find out how.

DVD Review: Regular Show – The Best DVD In The World (At This Moment In Time)

What happens when Adventure Time meets Beavis and Butt-Head? Find out in our review of Regular Show – The Best DVD In The World (At This Moment In Time).

DVD Review: Community: The Complete Fourth Season

Following Dan Harmon’s shocking exit from Community following the end of Season Three, fans were pretty sure that their favorite Community College would be closing up shop. NBC surprised us all when they announced that Community would be returning for a fourth season, which would probably be the show’s last hurrah. Now you can rewatch the students at Greendale Community College as they try to navigate this brave new “Harmon-less” world in Community: The Complete Fourth Season, now available to own on DVD.

Blu-ray Review: Once Upon a Time: The Complete Second Season

Jump into the Enchanted Forest with Chelsea Doyle as she writes about the spellbinding latest season of Once Upon a Time, now out on Blu-ray and DVD. Will good triumph over evil? Are villains born or made? Just remember that all magic comes with a price and you never know when a beast might turn out to be a prince. Grab your bow and arrow and meet everyone at Granny’s for hot cocoa with cinnamon!

Movie Review: Kick-Ass 2

Kick-Ass is back for more action, adventure, and off the wall violence in Kick-Ass 2, hitting theaters this week!

Kick-Ass 2 wastes no time picking up right where the first installment left off.  Not only does the first scene with Kick-Ass (Aaron Taylor-Johnson – Avengers: Age of Ultron) and Hit Girl (Chloë Grace Moretz – Let Me In) parallel the original introduction to Big Daddy and Hit Girl from the first movie but we also don’t have to wait long to see the progression of Kick-Ass and Hit Girl in high school as Dave Lizewski and Mindy Macready, respectively.

Gear Review: Sennheiser PC 360

Attention audiophiles! Prepare for some sweet audio lovin’ for your earhole with the Sennheiser PC 360 Gaming Headset.

Movie Review: Elysium

In the future, things aren’t going well for the people of Earth. Over population is rampant, while healthcare and quality of life are at an all time low. With things taking a turn for the worse, mankind’s elite have decided to abandon life on Earth, and now live in a giant space station called Elysium. This floating paradise in the sky can only be accessed by “citizens” (aka the wealthy), while the working class remains down below on the dying planet. Only one man can make a difference and restore balance to this dystopian future, and that one man is…Matt Damon? Matt Damon (The Bourne Trilogy) stars in the new futuristic tale Elysium, from Director Neill Blomkamp (District 9).

DVD Review: Another

Does the idea of witnessing a classroom full of terrified Japanese students desperately trying to survive a deadly curse sound like fun to you? If the answer is “yes”, then check out our review of Another.

Movie Review: Blue Jasmine

There are so many thoughts rushing through Jasmine’s head that she can’t help but spout them out. She needs to voice her story, needs to say it even if nobody wants to hear it, or even if there is nobody around to hear it at all. Blue Jasmine, the latest film by prolific filmmaker Woody Allen, tracks the scrambled thoughts of a thoroughly broken woman who tries to pull her life back together. Woody Allen theoretically still has a reputation for being a comedian, and this movie could theoretically be called a comedy, but despite how funny this movie is, it’s actually a full-on modern tragedy.

Blu-ray Review: Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox

The DC Universe is known for hosting some of the most iconic characters in comics. Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Canterbury Cricket… the list goes on. Fans of DC and Warner Brothers’ animated series have seen the Justice League work together to fight impossible odds time after time,  always moving past their personal differences in order to save the day. Now, in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, it’s time to see them in a slightly different light: emotionally scarred and desperately trying to kill each other.

Recap: Video Game High School Season 2 Episode 1

After having raised over $800,000 for the new season, Freddie Wong, Matt Arnold, Will Campos and Brian Firenzi are bringing us a new season of video gaming goodness in six TV-length episodes of around thirty minutes each.

Movie Review: The Wolverine

When is a super hero movie not a super hero movie? Does the inclusion of characters with strange and supernatural powers automatically consign a film to the increasingly dominant sub-genre mixing the most potent aspects of the science fiction and action categories, or is there wiggle room for a film to defy the tropes of the comic book super hero film as popularized by Marvel and DC in recent years?

The Wolverine evokes those questions despite the comic book origins of its characters and their super human abilities, because at its core it is an action film with a theme that questions the nature of mortality and immortality.

Blu-Ray Review: Panty & Stocking (With Garterbelt) Series Collection – Purple Edition

Repent mother f#$*er! Prepare to have everything you think you know about anime drastically changed, as you dive into the chaos of Daten City with Panty & Stocking (With Garterbelt) Series Collection: Purple Edition on Blu-Ray.

Movie Review: Pacific Rim

Robots. Aliens. Guillermo del Toro. When you put these three things together you get an epic cinematic experience called Pacific Rim.

Blu-ray Review: 6 Souls

It might not have been quite what I signed up for, but it was still a pretty good ride by the time I’d reached the end. The plot doesn’t smash you upside the head with the paranormal the way other films in the genre sometimes do. In fact, the paranormal elements really don’t come into full play until almost three quarters of the way through the movie. I’d venture into saying that up until that point, Moore’s character doesn’t even believe them to be occurring (and not in the way some horror films fall prey to, with her disbelieving things that are right in front of her).