Full moons, witches, high school romance, and vampires — but this is no overwrought Twilight saga. The CW’s Vampire Diaries has a bite of its own and it looks darn good on Blu.
LOST ends its six-year run with this frustrating and disappointing final season that appears in a typically delightful and feature-packed Blu-ray release from ABC Studios.
A darker tone, addictive action, and a decent Blu-ray transfer make Part 2 of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood a must have for fans.
Funimation vamps it up with this vampire inspired anime series, but even the upscaled 1080p transfer seems a little lifeless.
Roald Dahl’s fantasy comes to life on this Blu-ray release from Disney.
Despite a hefty amount of extras and a strong lossless soundtrack this remake is no “titan” on Blu-ray.
Dark, sexy, and thoroughly entertaining, Rin: Daughters of Mnemosyne’s video transfer may not wow anyone, but the series is a winner nevertheless.
This ain’t your grandparents’ Oz, but it’s a pretty good re-imagining and it looks to be a solid transfer to Blu-ray from Vivendi as well.
A werewolf, a vampire, and a ghost share a flat in Bristol…and it’s all good on this Blu-ray release of the hip paranormal series from the BBC.
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The cult classic has a lackluster video transfer, but oodles of extras including both Theatrical and Director’s cuts that fans of the film should love.
