Greg Barbrick

Hedonism and intrigues abound in San Francisco during the final three months of 1976.

The Cockney Rejects seem to have chosen football hooliganism over a career as punk rockers.

Spend Christmas with Don and Megan Draper this year.

A fun interactive package for the classic Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack.

A classic Danny Kaye musical now available on Blu-ray.

An excellent look at the amazing second act of the franchise.

Screwball comedy about a beautiful witch you cannot help but fall in love with.

The definitive treatment of Rossellini’s Journey Trilogy.

The second of the Kutcher Years is a marked improvement over the first.

When the lights go out, it becomes a dangerous world.

Frightening, hissing Martians break out of the ice.

The final episodes-only set of Rod Serling’s classic series is now out on DVD.

The sixth season of funniest sitcom on TV has just been released.

Fritz Lang cheers for America.

The fascinating life story of the Twilight Zone master.

The stories are what count, and there are some great ones here.

Katy Manning went out on a high note with The Green Death.

Great 1974 studio concert from Zappa and company.

A great addition to the bad-movie library.

See it now.

Fabulous introduction to the first four Doctors.

Thirty-seven episodes of one of the greatest television shows ever made.

It is clearly the work of a man at the peak of his powers.

Fascinatingly weird vision of H.G. Wells.

Inferno is definitely one of the better ones, and with all of the extras, this package is a sweet one.

An excellent mystery/police drama, all set to the fascinating backdrop of England in 1968.

The Doctor and the Master find themselves at the cold end of time.

The first four series of this British gem are now available in a box set.

A broad look at the art of screenwriting.

Redemption looms large in this classic Western.

I believe Generations to be the best of the four Next Generation films.

This miniseries remains as impressive a production as ever.

Only the greatest Star Trek film ever made.

Laurence Olivier has never been better.

A distinctly average tale of espionage.

Definitive version of one of the greatest cult movies of all time.

Incredible study of nature from BBC Earth.

The Daleks save humanity, or so they would have us believe.

Eagle Vision have reissued this classic 1995 from the Pat Metheny Group.

A very important glimpse into a world that many of us avoid.

A roadmap to the Doctor “Whoniverse.”

Elvis Presley was absolutely in top form on these concerts.

There is much, much more to Wilson than I had ever anticipated

Makes a strong case for the use of lead-free bullets.

Hard to believe this is only Baker’s second time as the Doctor, as he already has the character completely down.

An impressionistic and unconventional biography.

A sequel of sorts to Miracle on 34th Street.

I miss these old Westerns.

British drama at its finest.

They somehow survived with their integrity intact.