Persona 4: The Animation comes to a close with the strong second half in this second collection from Sentai Filmworks.

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Simply shooting something guerrilla style and dripping in a lot of F-bombs may qualify as gritty these days, but it doesn’t make it an interesting film. End of Watch is a less than average buddy-cop crime drama saved only by good performances from its leads.

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BBC America’s Copper puts a unique and riveting twist on the crime-drama, with this Civil War-era story set in the infamous Five Points district of New York City.

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Writer/director Christopher Nolan’s feature-length debut, Following, is a fantastic, atmospheric neo-noir thriller.

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The fantastic third season of this crime drama from the FX cable network arrives with an equally fantastic Blu-ray package from Sony.

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Richard Gere’s performance carries this film a long way, but Arbitrage is still an effective look at the lack of scruples amongst the Wall Street elite.

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René Clément’s fascinating 1960 adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley is brought to Blu-ray in a wonderful transfer from the Criterion Collection.

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Get a major dose of 1980s B-movie cheese in this so bad it’s laughably good martial arts cult classic, complete with bad grindhouse transfer from Drafthouse Films.

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Dick Tracy has a fantastic cast and wonderful production, but ultimately it suffers from a not so great script. This Blu-ray also offers only an average transfer of the film’s dazzling bright primary color palette.

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Warner Archive Collection’s Blu-ray release of Sydney Lumet’s Deathtrap offers a satisfying if far from perfect transfer of this dark comedy/mystery.

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