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Kathryn Newton gets the undead boy of her dreams in the '80s-set horror romcom Lisa Frankenstein. Jeremy Thomas checks in with his full review of the Blu-Ray+Digital release.

M. Night Shyamalan's latest is soon heading to homes and cabins on Blu-ray. Knock at the Cabin hits stores on Blu-ray on May 9th.

The coked-out bear is heading to homes on Blu-ray. Cocaine Bear is now available in stores on Blu-ray.

The iconic film of the 80s is heading home on incredible Ultra HD Blu-ray. Flashdance is now available in stores on Ultra HD Blu-ray.

The Screenlife genre is back and coming to your screens at home on Blu-ray. Missing is now available in stores on Blu-ray.

The real-life story of Jesse Brown is heading to homes on Blu-ray. J.D. Dillard's Devotion is now available in stores on Ultra HD Blu-ray.

The surprisingly heartwarming and hilarious sequel to Puss in Boots is coming home. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is now available in stores on Blu-ray.

Nomadland Blu-ray Review Author Jessica Bruder first documented the nomadic lifestyle in her Harper’s Magazine article, “The End of Retirement,” and soon expanded upon that with her book, “Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century.” Much like the nonfiction book that the film is based on,  Nomadland goes on a journey alongside nomads who were tossed aside during the financial meltdown of 2008. These people either couldn’t find their way back or didn’t want to, so ...

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Ah,  Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. A film that embodies the dream of students who just need a break from school. As it usually is in a typical John Hughes teen film, the adults in the film are a clueless and cheerless bunch. And, as usual, Hughes has the teens outsmart their older counterparts. On the surface, the story revolves around Ferris Bueller going around Chicago living his life while the school dean is chasing after him. It’s a funny duel considering the dim...

Greenland would be like Gerard Butler’s other disaster film,  Geostorm, then you’re in for a bit of a shock. Ric Roman Waugh’s  Greenland is a thrilling and gripping disaster film that plays more like a horror film than an action film. It’s not just the impending comet coming to kill us all that’s the horrifying part of the film. Waugh grounds the film and films it in such a gritty way that you can’t help but feel as if you’re there too. With quarantine and civil unrest current...