No, not the Daniel Craig picture - the one with Peter Sellers, ORson Welles, and the super-mod hot chicks in gold bikinis....

Our merry band of anime pirates stare down another round of fantastical adventure....

The 2011 SXSW horror hit from Argentina is a bloody, terrifying success on DVD....

Good night, Lady, good night, Tramp: Good morning, Twilight....

Barnaby and Jones don't exactly set the high-def world on fire with this Blu-ray debut of the hit mystery show, but this Set 19 collection nevertheless contains some of the series' best crime tales to date....

Criterion goes Blu with this rare Soviet import, but is it worth shelling out cash for a movie-only high-def edition....?

This new series strives to rise above being a British Supernatural, but is there enough scary drama to keep the thing above water....?

Is this Robson Green/Mark Benton British comedy import goofy fun or too dramatically busy for its own good...?

The final go-round of the amazingly odd fan-beloved Robert Brown series finally gets the DVD release it deserves....

It may house some top-tier Hollywood voice talent, but this Easter Bunny animated tale basically just lays an egg....

This new Mark Wahlberg/Kate Beckinsale shoot-em-up good old-fashioned dumb movie fun....

The hard-to-find 1941 Abbot and Costello comedy gets some serious Blu love....

A pair of campy favorites get updated reissues....

It's not Swept Away bad, but this new Madonna picture still doesn't exactly work....

Looking for a crappy pseudo-zombie horror flick to your 'Bad Movie Day' roster? Boy, have we got a title for you....

Who would you bet on in a match-up: A pack of wild Alaskan wolves or Liam Neeson and his team of rugged plane-crash-survivor mountain men...?

If Logan's Run: The Complete Series is true (and why wouldn't it be?) the future will contain both cyborgs and feathered hair....

Spoiler Alert: Daniel Radcliffe doesn't use the Expelliarmus curse even once in The Woman in Black (and trust me - it would have come in handy)....

Tired of current Bain- and Kenya-oriented political scandals from Washington? Why not join Bill Moyers as he turns his focused gaze to Jack Abramoff and parties like it's 2006....?

Stupid? Yeah. Worth watching? Probably not. But there are three or four solid belly laughs to be mined out of this thing....

Larry King is quoted on this BD's cover as saying Bringing Down the House is "one of the funniest films ever". Can that be true....?

The title at the top of the bestseller list this week? It's elementary, my dear Watson....

Finally, all those hours spent playing Dance Dance Revolution are about to pay off....!

Breckin Meyer and Mark-Paul Gosselaar are dingbat lawyers in Franklin & Bash. Dumb-ass, lovable dingbats....

Johnny and Charlize seem up to the task, but even in high-def, The Astronaut's Wife is a snooze...

...in which Tom Barnaby (John Nettles) hands things over to his cousin John (Neil Dudgeon)....

Willem Dafoe gets obsessed with the eye of the tiger in this killer Aussie import....

A kidnapping movie with UFC legend Randy Couture - how bad could it be....?

"You look so good with blonde hair and black roots its, like, not even funny...."

Derek Jarman's surprisingly dull - and clothing-optional - third-century opus gets a movie-only Blu-ray edition....

This Oscar-nominated drama is dark, inspiring, and really all over the place....

Three massive baseball box sets, twelve impressive games (no matter where your fandom lies)....

Michael Scott is gone, and so is the heart and soul of The Office....

This low-budget horror flick is no classic, but it certainly could have been worse - so says DVDFile's Horror Vixen....

Fringe makes good on its third season's powderkeg of a finale and delivers a wickedly surpising and unpredictable new Blu-ray set....

This new Lawrence Kasdan melodrama has enough starpower and narrative control to almost successfull counter its innate cheesiness....

Jay and Mark Duplass' new low-to-the-ground comedy is frequently funny, but nowhere near as good as it should be...

Another Disney animated classic, another must-own Blu-ray edition....

Michael Rooker and pals go ice fishing, and things turn sour. Really sour....

Michael Biehn directs and stars in this grindhouse tale of party girls gone bad....

Shangri-La - on these two TV-on-DVD box sets - tries to make good on its post-apocalyptic leanings, but aside from showcasing a few hot animated chicks, it misses the mark....

With Where Do We Go Now?, Nadine Labaki has made a weird, often wonderful women's picture for the modern age....

The infamous original ending gets incorporated back into this high-def edition of the mid-1980s cult favorite....

Bones' latest season may be shorter than usual, but it's still one of the better crime dramas around...

Hugh Dancy and Maggie Gylenhaal want to teach you all about vibrators - in high-def...!

This Ultimate Collection set will allow you access to things that go bump in the night for hours on end....

The Jeremy Sisto comedy's first season often laugh-out-loud funny thanks to its top-notch, SNL-familiar cast.....

This piece of torture porn starring Vincent D'Onofrio is often intriguing, but ultimately way too brutal for its own good....

It's awesome to experience The Universe on 3D Blu-ray, but is it worth $80 for just three episodes of the show in its upconverted format....?

"I'm gonna end up alone. I'm gonna be a single old lady flashing people on the subway...."