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.
This popular anime title finally makes it to Blu-ray from Funimation, but the upscaled video transfer may give you night terrors.
This techno-goth vampire flick may not break any new ground in the genre, but it’s enough to satisfy horror fans and it has an excellent AVC transfer and 7.1 lossless soundtrack.
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David Lynch’s Inland Empire is a beautiful and emotionally charged stream-of-consciousness journey through the mind, but its DV camera production means the Blu-ray release looks no better than a DVD.
D.Gray-man: Season One Part One arrives on Blu-ray from Funimation another strong anime series hampered by a lackluster video transfer. The steep price and barebones extras don’t help for this 13-episode installment either.
Never mind all the controversy over this title when the Blu-ray was released, Bram Stoker’s Dracula’s transfer was overseen by Coppola himself and it looks exactly as the director intended it, which is lush, moody, and oh so goth.
