A moderately good selection of episodes from this long running show about picking on awful movies.

This DVD collection just isn't worth it at its current price-point - even for the sake of nostalgia..

This two disc DVD re-release of the cult classic film truly is a must own for any real Scareface fan.

The Suck's not on this comedy about five role-playing losers going nowhere fast...

The Suck's not on this comedy about five role-playing losers going nowhere fast...

Great CGI affects, decent acting, bad characters and sub-par writing put this film in the mediocre zone.

This DVD will surely help you remember the 5th of November..

If you haven't see The Benchwarmers yet, wait for it to hit TV - don't buy this DVD.

Despite being in the long shadow of the first film, Ultimate Avengers II manages to deliver a compelling continuation of the most under appreciated super hero team in the Marvel universe.

Paul Walker and Cameron Bright stand out in this run and gun action film set in New Jersey.

A decent action film featuring compelling characters and a storyline about redemption..

Kate Beckinsale reprises her biting role as a death dealer with a large measure of success.

The worst film i've seen in recent memory.

Onmyoji comes highly recommended to fans of this film genre.

Fans of the game series or of supernatural-horror films are going to enjoy the Silent Hill movie adaption.

An excellent DVD release of Jackson's film with some so-so extras..

Fans of campy and classic horror movies with lots of gore will love Slither.

This comic to film adaption starring John Hurt and Natalie Portman is an entertaining thrill ride.

This 700 minute boxed set serves up the Beast Wars storyline in style.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is a terrific movie that nicely condenses the rather lengthy fourth book of the Harry Potter series into an immensely watchable film..

UltraViolet offers grand fight scenes and an awful storyline...

Jarhead is a decent film, though it's less about war and more about life as a Marine.

Rule #28: Good actors, a decent plot and perfect pacing are the key ingredients to an almost perfect comedy!