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Cyclops (1987) Blu-ray Review
Low-budget body horror thriller Cyclops by Jôji "George" Iida from the 80s which borrows ideas from Carpenter's The Thing and Scanners with mixed results
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Where’s Officer Tuba? Blu-ray Review
One of Sammo Hung's best physical comedy performances can't salvage Where's Officer Tuba?'s lack of story or plot momentum.
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Spaceballs: The Animated Series DVD Review
May The Schwartz Be With You Cartoon Spaceballs: The Animated Series arrives as an uneven, largely forgotten mid-2000s artifact. The single-season curiosity tries to bottle Mel Brooks’ signature parody energy for the cable animation boom and sometimes comes up short. Airing…
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The Last Boy Scout 4K UHD Review
Outrageously funny and trashy, Last Boy Scout is among the best action films of Bruce Willis' career, and that's saying a lot.
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Mrs. Doubtfire 4K UHD Review
Robin Williams headlines this family drama/comedy with his infinite charms, turning Mrs. Doubtfire into unforgettable studio classic.
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New York, New York 4K UHD Review
One of the lesser entries in Martin Scorsese's storied career, Robert De Niro and Liza Minnelli headline New York, New York, a drama set during the Big Band era with less than sparkling results
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Of Unknown Origin 4K UHD Review
Peter Weller convincingly loses his sanity to a rat in the unique rodent movie Of Unknown Origin.
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Jackass: Best and Last Blu-ray Review
Part clip show, part last call, Jackass: Best and Last is a celebratory send-off of idiocy in the Jackass tradition of painful stupidity.
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Little Shop of Horrors (1986) 4K UHD Review
Embracing the weirdness and absurdity inherent to the story, Little Shop of Horrors is an audio/visual delight in the right ways.
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Backrooms (2026) 4K UHD Review
Surreal, bizarre, and distinctive, Backrooms has a unique voice with which to tell its saga of psychological terror.