Derelict (2024) (Blu-ray Review)
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Derelict (2024) (Blu-ray Review)

Derelict is a raw revenge thriller that trades polished comfort for gritty authenticity—Suzanne Fulton’s simmering rage and Michael Coombes’s haunted realism will have you squirming with satisfaction.
The Class of ’74 (1972) (Blu-ray Review)
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The Class of ’74 (1972) (Blu-ray Review)

Step back into ’74 with The Class of ’74, a stylish Blu-ray release that reunites Pat Woodell, Marki Bey, Sondra Currie, and Barbara Mills in an edge-of-your-seat drama—now sparkling in 1080P with exclusive Film Masters bonus content.
Get Carter (1971) (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Review)
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Get Carter (1971) (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Review)

Experience Michael Caine’s cold, stylish menace like never before in this 4K Ultra HD release of Get Carter, where his weaponized charisma dominates every grimy Newcastle corner. With a pristine BFI restoration and must-see bonus features, this no-nonsense thriller will have you hooked from the first glare to the last punch.
Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) (Blu-ray Review)
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Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) (Blu-ray Review)

Jurassic World Rebirth roars to life with spectacular CGI dinosaurs and familiar thrills, and the Blu-ray’s treasure trove of deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes features, and filmmaker commentaries makes it a must-have for every Jurassic fan.
Death of a Unicorn (2025) (A24) Blu-ray Review
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Death of a Unicorn (2025) (A24) Blu-ray Review

When Riley and Elliot accidentally hit a unicorn, they whisk it off to a billionaire CEO’s secret wilderness retreat, where magic meets mayhem. Dive into Dolby Atmos audio, the How to Kill a Unicorn featurette, deleted scenes, and six collectible postcards for all the juicy behind-the-scenes goodness!
The White Lotus: The Complete Third Season (DVD Review)
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The White Lotus: The Complete Third Season (DVD Review)

Dive into The White Lotus Season 3 DVD for a lush Thai getaway where stunning visuals, biting satire and a dash of murder mystery will have you laughing, cringing and questioning your privilege all at once. It’s the perfect blend of gorgeous escapism and deliciously dark therapy.
The Sand (2015) (Blu-ray Review)
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The Sand (2015) (Blu-ray Review)

Imagine Jaws with a sand monster ripping partygoers apart in laughable CGI glory, bikini breakdowns and an ominous glowing egg to kick it all off. The Sand is a gloriously terrible beach horror that’s best enjoyed with friends, greasy snacks and endless running commentary.