Note that the new system disabled the old "vote" function. Bad actors used that script to muck around with the site so we needed to end it. This means error messages at the bottom of reviews where the vote used to be. This isn't a "glitch", per se, so no need to report it.

DON'T TORTURE A DUCKLING: COLLECTOR'S EDITION [4K UHD] (1972): "While I enjoy the manner in which director Lucio Fulci depicts the movies rural Italian society, Don’t Torture a Duckling sputters too much in other ways to really succeed. It comes with a mix of ups and downs that leave it sporadically involving but inconsistent." Starring Florinda Bolkan, Barbara Bouchet. Arrow, $49.95, 3/25/2025.

DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE [4K UHD] (2024): "Though it can rely too much on cameos and fan service, Deadpool & Wolverine largely becomes a frisky and fun comic book adventure. With a nice spark between its two leads, it entertains well." Starring Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman. 20th Century, $49.99, 10/22/2024.

BANDITS [BLU-RAY] (2001): "A madcap romantic comedy disguised as a heist flick, Bandits never quite turns into anything special. Still, it enjoys a great cast and boasts enough wit and vivacity to make it an enjoyable little romp." Starring Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton. MGM, $22.98, 2/18/2025.

FRIDAY THE 13TH PART VIII: JASON TAKES MANHATTAN - FRIDAY THE 13TH COLLECTION [BLU-RAY] (1989): "Would I call Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan a good movie? No, but it stands as one of the better flicks in the series, especially compared with the two total duds that preceded it. Moderately clever and inventive, it presents one of the more entertaining Friday films." Starring Kane Hodder, Tiffany Paulsen. Shout, $159.98, 10/13/2020.

DOG MAN [BLU-RAY] (2025): "Because it throws a lot at the screen, Dog Man manages to create moderate entertainment. However, it lacks the clever spark of better animated flicks so it ends up as a minor disappointment." Starring Pete Davison, Lil Rel Howery. Universal, $27.98, 4/1/2025.

EARTH II [BLU-RAY] (1971): "A very ‘early 1970s’ stab at science-fiction, Earth II comes with some potential. Unfortunately, the end product seems slow and without real punch." Starring Gary Lockwood, Scott Hylands. Warner, $21.99, 3/25/2025.

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