Mat Brewster

It’s a week full of big movies, big TV, shows and big reviews from our staff.

AMC’s new horror anthology is relentlessly scary and impeccably made.

It was a week of binge-watching TV shows I’ll write about later and catching up with a few cool things I’m writing about now.

An entertaining series that isn’t quite the classic it wants to be gets a very reasonable boxed set.

Here’s all that’s worth buying in this week’s new Blu-ray releases.

The second part of Massimo Dallamano’s “schoolgirl’s in peril” trilogy gets an excellent release from Arrow Video.

Here’s five cool things I discovered this week.

It’s a full week of new releases, and I’ve got the details.

Here’s all the cool stuff I consumed this week.

Here’s all that’s interesting coming to Blu-ray this week.

It’s more like five kinds of okay, not really great things this week, but there’s plenty to talk about.

The long, hot summer may never end, but at least there are still a few movies to watch.

Not even a bad case of poison ivy can stop me from finding cool things for you.

It’s a big week for new releases. Come inside to see the best of the bunch.

Sergio Martino’s horror film ticks off all the giallo boxes but never rises above them.

Arrow Video has done their usual magnificent job releasing this ridiculously bad, yet somehow entertaining horror film.

Kick back and enjoy the things I enjoyed this week.

A huge twist made big changes in Season Two, but The Good Place remains one of the best comedies on TV.

Stephen Soderbergh getting experimental with television leads off a pretty cool week in new releases.

Here’s five cool things to take you into the weekend.

Surprisingly effect horror film from that goofy guy in The Office.

Wes Craven’s first film gets an excellent new set from Arrow Video.

It’s too hot in Oklahoma to do anything but sit inside and watch movies.

Bad reviews be damned, Terminal sounds like fun to me.

Kino Lorber does a decent job restoring one of Hitchcock’s lesser films.

See what cool things I discovered this week.

See what’s new in the world of Blu-rays.

After a week off, I’m talking about Stephen King, Doctor Who, Humphrey Bogart, and independent film.

Fritz Lang’s classic noir is nearly ruined by a terrible ending, but what comes before it is quite good.

Paul Verhoeven’s dirt bike drama is a vile, sexist, homophobic piece of work that just might tell the truth of teenaged boys’ life in Holland during the 1980s.

A devastating portrait of abuse.

Here’s all that’s interesting in the world of new Blu-ray releases this week.

Joe D’Amato’s first horror film is a strange mixture of weird, gore, and boredom.

Come see the cool stuff I discovered this week.

William Wyler’s classic western gets a gorgeous new Blu-ray release for its 60th anniversary.

A beautifully designed book that discusses Alfred Hitcock’s tumultuous relationships with his leading ladies.

See what’s new in the world of Blu-ray this week.

This week’s five things include some classic rewatches and a few new things as well.

See what’s coming out on Blu-ray this week.

It was a cool week that was almost ruined by obnoxious people in the theater.

Get ready for your close-up.

Here’s what’s coming to Blu-ray this week.

An impeccably made, sometimes difficult and now entirely emotionally satisfying film.

Tarkovsky’s last film is a gorgeous meditation on life, God and what we are willing to give up.

If you are looking for sex and nudity in your new releases, then this week is for you.

Here’s five cool things I discovered this week.

Shout! Factory repackages an excellent movie in a mostly excellent Steelbook package.

Here’s the best of this week’s Blu-ray releases.