God Told Me To

“God Told Me To” is a unique thriller from the inimitable mind of independent guerrilla filmmaker Larry Cohen. The Blue Underground release looks and sounds fantastic and features a new commentary by Steve Mitchell and Troy Howarth.

Ambulance

“Ambulance” is a solid Michael Bay film. While a little long and exhausting, the film delivers the Bayhem that his fans expect and one of the best sequences by the director yet. The 4K UHD is reference quality and will definitely please fans.

Candyman

“Candyman” is a horror milestone from the Nineties. The film is still as captivating as when it was first released. Shout! Factory’s new UHD earns our highest recommendation thanks to an improved HDR enhanced image and a wonderful Dolby Atmos track.

The Batman

“The Batman” is the best Batman film since “The Dark Knight.” Matt Reeves’s vision of Gotham is one of the most compelling yet. The Warner Bros. 4K UHD is one of the most impressive releases this year on the format.

Beverly Hills Cop

“Beverly Hills Cop” is the film that elevated Eddie Murphy to superstar status. A great blend of comedy and action, it helped establish the formula for buddy cop movies in the Eighties. Paramount’s UHD release is the best the film has looked.

The Godfather

“The Godfather” is one of the best crime dramas ever made. Coppola directed an ensemble cast of Brando, Pacino, Caan, Duvall, and more in roles that defined their careers. The Paramount 4K UHD is an essential purchase with a jaw-dropping new restoration.