Greg Barbrick

The First Doctor lands the TARDIS in the middle of the French Revolution.

For those who enjoy nature programs about nature, Undersea Edens is a great choice.

This documentary makes for a nice companion to the classic film.

Four new murder mysteries from the long-running English series.

The fabled, never-aired 1980 serial has one of the strangest histories in the franchise.

The Director’s Cut of the acclaimed 1979 Film is finally available from Criterion.

Who knew math could be so much fun?

Harry Nilsson’s fable is certainly of its era.

Intended for those who have drank the Blackmore’s Night Kool-Ade.

As this set proves though, the band is not calling it a day just yet.

A true collaboration between director and musician.

Watching Motorhead perform is exciting as hell.

The story of the premier NWOBHM band.

A very nice set of manga for fans old and new.

The monstrous Axos comes to Earth. Good thing the Doctor is here as well.

An alluring glimpse into the world of high-end dining.

A performance-filled account of the life of the legendary big-band leader.

The visually stunning masterpiece from “The Emperor” of Japanese cinema remastered and packed with extras.

A riveting account of the events surrounding Akira Kurosawa’s dismissal from Tora! Tora! Tora!

Roman Polanski’s American debut took on a life of its own.

A disturbing, yet fascinating perspective on Nazi collaborators.

A handy compendium of many of the obscure films Tarantino has championed over the years.

A flawed, yet ultimately moving account of the “pandrogynous” couple.

Bogged down in a confusing sea of pretension.

A winner on many fronts.

Another brilliant entry in the ongoing mission to release the early episodes.

For Monty Python fans, it is a must.

It is unfortunate that circumstances went the way they did, but you never know.

After five seasons, series shows no sign of slowing down.

Recommended for Kevin Smith fans.

A very good series on its own terms.

A chronicle of the vibrant ’80s punk scene in Spokane, WA.

If ever there were a band suited to the format of music videos, Queen were it.

Celebrating the work of Paul Fejos.

The band delivers a night to remember.

This is highly recommended.

The double-DVD set contains a lot of great musical moments.

The introduction of the Third Doctor, in living color.

A highly entertaining release from the Warner Archive Collection.

Over 42 hours of classic British costume drama.

Not a Western classic, but a very good genre film.

A fictionalized tale of a truly frightening Nazi black-op.

The ’70s proggers feature new and old material in concert.

The guitar hero has made a welcome return with this DVD/CD combo concert package.

A fascinating dramatization of a lesser-known, yet incredible incident during World War II.

A near-riot ensues outside while Hendrix blazes onstage.

A temporary truce between the Doctor and the Daleks fuels this serial.

A handy digest of the best sci-fi over the past 110 years.

A powerful study of mankind’s development through the centuries.

Rogers is after the hottest poacher in the Sierras.