10 Anticipated Fall/Winter 2020 Series
Although I am sure more series have yet to be announced for the remaining months of 2020, there’s already a lot to look forward to on TV and via streaming. Below I have listed the 10 shows I am most looking forward to this fall and winter in no particular order. Enjoy. Continue reading
What’s Being Released In August 2020?
WIth August approaching, I thought I’d do something new here at dvdcorner by posting a list of 10 movies, shows, albums, events and what have you to keep an eye out for in August 2020. Keep in mind I have not seen or heard anything on this list (well, I’ve seen “Flash Gordon” of course just not in 4K). These are merely media on my radar. Continue reading
Top 10 Streaming Services
Although I will always champion physical media over streaming services because you actually get to OWN the movie or show, I fully acknowledge streaming services are becoming the new norm as they continue to grow in popularity (especially in these difficult times). The problem with streaming services, however, is that there are far too many of them with even more coming in the near future. It’s inevitable that many of these will fold as no consumer can afford all of these (with the exception of the free ad-supported ones). So which ones are worth seeking out? Below I have listed my ten personal favorites. Continue reading
The Toys That Made Us Seasons 1 and 2 DVD Review
“The Toys That Made Us” is a fun and informative documentary series. Continue reading
The Cloverfield Paradox Blu-ray Review
“The Cloverfield Paradox” is one of 2018’s worst films. Continue reading
Orange Is The New Black Season 5 Blu-ray Review
“Orange Is The New Black” falters in season 5. Continue reading
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 11 Blu-ray Review
“Mystery Science Theater 3000” is back AND Shout Factory has released a full season set? Huzzah! Continue reading
The Best And Worst TV Series Of 2017
2017 was a banner year for television. Sure, there were a few disappointments (I’m looking at you “Fargo” and “Game of Thrones”), but the year saw plenty of returning favorites, beloved shows resurrected from the dead, new gems, and, more importantly, shows comprised of a wide variety of genres. Say what you will about Netflix as a company, but they once again dominated TV with new seasons of great shows and a plethora of new (and resurrected) series. Netflix wasn’t the only game in town, however, as FX, Showtime, and even CBS All Access all had something to offer. Below I have compiled a list of my ten favorite series of 2017 (along with a few notables) as well 10 of the worst shows 2017 had to offer. On with the list! Continue reading
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