Calling all dirty birds. Misery, that awesome Stephen King classic, is now on Blu-Ray. What’s better than seeing James Caan get hobbled in high def? Check out this review to find out how decent the quality of this Blu-Ray is.
Calling all dirty birds. Misery, that awesome Stephen King classic, is now on Blu-Ray. What’s better than seeing James Caan get hobbled in high def? Check out this review to find out how decent the quality of this Blu-Ray is.
While Wrong Turn was kind of good, for a horror movie, it’s sequel, Wrong Turn 2: Dead End left much to be desired. This isn’t horror, it’s just plain horrible.
Child’s Play is classic 80s horror at it’s best. However, you don’t have to get it on Blu-Ray to enjoy this horror classic. The quality isn’t as amazing as it should be.
This is the best of the Wrong Turn movies, but any movie about creepy cannibals is going to be weird. Hillbilly cannibals with Blu-Ray quality could prove to be interesting. Check out our review to find out whether this is good or not.
If you buy one recent mini-series this year on DVD, I highly recommend you consider Harper’s Island. Filled with good acting, an excellent storyline, and a whodunit that keeps you guessing right up till (towards) the end, Harper’s Island offers a little bit of television excellence, which is entirely too rare these days.
Cheesy horror and funny actors make I Still Know What You Did Last Summer one of those movies you just have to check out. While not technically high quality cinema, this movie has enough redeemable qualities to make you want to pick this up in DVD (as opposed to Blu-Ray). If you already own this, keep what you have. The quality for this movie is better, but not so much as to make it worthy of an upgrade.
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