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...."

This found-footage horror flick resolutely ignores any sort of "be kind, rewind" senisibility....

The movie that introduced much of the world to the powerhouse that is Alain Delon finally gets some high-def love from Criterion....

Meryl and Tommy Lee prove their Oscar cred in this thin but rewarding rom-com....

Colin Farrell doesn't get his ass to Mars the way Arnold did, but even overly possessive 1990s film geeks might find some good things here....

"If this is a robber, take everything you want - except for my flat screen. Take my flat screen, and I'll kill you...."

Another solid standard-def edition of one of TV's truly great long-running crime dramas....

Worst comedy of 2012? Yeah, that sounds about right....

Orlando Bloom as a nasty physician is a good idea, but as a whole, this one falters....

On this Oscar nominations morning, we go way back to this Best Picture winner from 1942 and its new Blu-ray edition....

The Morgan Freeman/Jessica Tandy Oscar-winner gets a legit DigiBook high-def release....

It has a cool look to it, but this martial arts import is emptier than it should be....

This iconic - and Oscar-nominated - MLK documentary is a major filmmaking accomplishment....

Paranormal Activity is back, and it's - well, it could be worse....

Criterion scores again with this Blu-ray upgrade from The Archers....

Judd Apatow's latest is nothing new, though it's a treat as far as its Blu-ray presentation is concerned....

Wes Craven's bad dreams established a studio and unleashed one of the late 20th century's most iconic horror figures. Sleep tight....

Only Jeremy Irons and company can make the act of being Pope seem like a plot line in a steamy Sidney Sheldon novel....