Author: Rebecca Wright

DVD Review: The Clique

Based on Lisi Harrison’s popular series of Clique books, this direct to DVD release is tailor made for the legion of tweens and teens that list Gossip Girl and the new 90210 among their must-see TV each week. Adapted by…

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DVD Review: The Polar Express (Presented in 3-D)

Based on a short (32 pages), illustrated children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg, directed by Robert Zemeckis, the guy behind such creative hits as Back to the Future, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Forrest Gump, and Contact, all of them filled…

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Blu-ray Review: Kung Fu Panda

Hollywood has enjoyed a long and storied lineage of animals in lead roles. Old Yeller, Lassie, Babe, and even Remmy the Rat from last year’s Ratatouille effortlessly capture the hearts of audiences everywhere with their often human-like persona’s, showing a…

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Blu-ray Review: Black Christmas – Special Edition

Writer/director Bob Clark is probably best known to movie audiences as the writer/director of Porky’s (1982) and as the director of A Christmas Story (1983), for which he also wrote the screenplay with Jean Shepherd. Despite these forays into teenage…

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Blu-ray Review: Fred Claus

Every year, Hollywood cranks out two or three Christmas movies in hopes of making a classic that will stand the test of time. You know what I mean; become a move like It’s a Wonderful Life or the 1947 version…

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DVD Review: Noëlle

With the holiday season fast approaching, lots of Christmas specials and Christmas themed movies are showing up at my door. Noëlle is a film that received a limited theatrical release last year, and carries the Dove Family-approved seal. David Wall–who…

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