Severin Films normally handles things that fall closer to the sleazy end of the scale, and that's not a judgment of their overall identity, just an observation. You looking for the absolute best master ever of a...
I need to get better about sharing thoughts on the mountain on home video that ends up on my shelves here at the house, and it doesn't need to be long-winded or overly-complicated. It's amazing how often I forge...
As a break from the normal list-making shenanigans, In Contention offers up a list of my top 10 must-watch Christmas movies. Some that made the cut include "A Christmas Story," "Die Hard" and "...
This last month has been an avalanche of reviews here on the blog, many of them for films that you won't be able to see until later this year, next year, or maybe not at all. That's sort of what happens when you...
It's amazing.
I was sent a copy of the BBC Earth series "Life" on Blu-ray disc and asked if I'd review it and put up a gallery of images from the show. Sure. No problem. The fold...
You know what I like most about "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country"?
It's got a plot and a villain unlike any other in the entire film series, and it does something genuinely different with the s...
Boy, when I drop the ball, I really drop the ball.
I didn't mean to drag this series out as far as I did, especially since there's more "Star Trek" movies coming to BluRay soon. But Comic-Con hit, and...
So here's a practical question for you: how do you explain time travel to a four-year-old?
I spent so much time fretting while we were watching "Wrath of Khan," thinking about how to put Spock's death...
I wrote in my last review about seeing Toshi cry for the first time at a movie when the full impact of Spock's death hit him, and I got a lot of mail from you guys about it. Some of you liked that I didn't ruin ...
At first, it was going to be a return to the small screen. "Star Trek II" was the name of a TV show. And as they're putting it together, they're starting to realize that it's not a TV series like...
