Cheesy and campy, Showgirls arrives in all its unintentionally comedic glory on Blu-ray with a serviceable video transfer and solid lossless soundtrack from MGM.
It’s no illusion, The Illusionist is magical on Blu-ray despite the lack of any extras on the disc.
Only an avid Mel Brooks fan could love these men in tights.
This is a solid “history” from Mel Brooks and 20th Century Fox.
This classic spoof is still fun to watch despite a middling transfer.
Bush Sr.-era drug war paranoia and bone crushing violence come back around with this barebones release of classic-period Steven Seagal from Fox.
The Edge is a pulse-pounding, edge-of-your-seat survival thriller that will keep you guessing at every turn, too bad the MPEG-2 encoding from Fox will take you right back to the not so great early days of the Blu-ray format.
This technologically groundbreaking and record breaking film shows up on Blu-ray absent 3D or any extras, but it’s still reference quality all the way.
This early Ron Howard film is an overlooked gem that may have been overlooked for a better transfer to Blu-ray as well, but it is still an entertaining watch.
This sly fox may not have won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, but its superb 1080p Blu-ray transfer from Fox is guaranteed to impress nonetheless.
