Today, we look at three more Laserdiscs along with a rare HD-DVD. We are going to start out this one with an HD-DVD. Back in the mid-2000s, there was a format war for the rightful successor to DVD. The war was between Sony's Blu-ray and Toshiba's HD-DVD, with both formats being high definition. The War began in 2006 whe…

Over the last ten years, I have reviewed a ton of Jackie Chan films, in terms of film reviews and home video releases. I decided to do a list for those who want to catch up on all the Jackie Chan reviews I have done or are looking for one particular release.

A gem I had never heard of before, Jet Storm, gets a very nice blu-ray release from Imprint Films.

William Friedkin's notorious box office bomb, Sorcerer, gets the treatment it deserves with this amazing blu-ray from Criterion.

Imprint Films has announced their June 2025 Blu-ray lineup and this thing is stacked, including two films from Martin Scoresse along with two that are making their Blu-ray debuts.

The Roger Corman melodrama, The Last Woman on Earth, gets a shiny new blu-ray release from Retromedia.

Retromedia gives us a double dose of Ed Wood exploitation with this blu-ray of Married Too Young and The Violent Years.

Imprint Films brings us the life and times of comedian Lenny Bruce with this striking blu-ray.

For the final 2023 list, I have saved the best for last, the best of the year that is. Here are my favorite ten films from 2023.

Imprint Films brings an Italian classic in its original form, not the bastardized Miramax version, is it worth it?

The Anthony Hopkins and Mel Gibson classic, The Bounty, gets the royal blu-ray treatment with amazing picture and sound along with a metric ton of special features.

Every once in a while I like to go over my collection and just stare at what I have bought. With the death of the video store (which was really done in with the death of Family Video in February of 2021.), we really have no other place to rent and buy DVDs and blu-rays.

After being available on the secondhand market, Troma brings Combat Shock back to blu-ray in a nice two-disc edition.

Mark O'Brien's tense horror film, The Righteous, makes it's blu-ray debut and TheBigMovieHouse.com has the screenshots.

Paramount has FINALLY given us a quality release of Brian De Palma's The Untouchables with this awesome 4K blu-ray release.

We have been waiting for a home video release of William Friedkin's 1997 remake of 12 Angry Men and it was Kino Lorber who finally saved the day.

Decades before THE ARTIST made it cool (for like ten seconds) to make a film in the style of the classic silent films, Japan did it better with To Sleep So As To Dream, brand new to blu-ray from Arrow Video, and we have the screenshots.

2021 was not a great year for film. You would have figured that with movie theaters opening back up and the streaming services upping their output, that we would have had a pretty decent year. I mean, there were some great movies (see list below), but it was a year with a ton of misfires and just bad films. I have already covered th…