On this episode of the show it's a mom back in glass, a famlily

in crisis and a universe in peril. Frst up it is back to school

time with the blu-ray review of Life of The Party (Courtesy of

Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Melissa McCarthy. Two families are

\on a collision course with the dvd review of HBO's Here and Now

Season One (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Heroes unite to save

the galaxy with the 4K blu-ray review of Marvel's Avengers :

Infinity War (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video).

Music for this episode features the songs The Final Countdown Cover by

Nueva Band and Papa is A Rolling Stone by Lexi Parr and the Ruby Blonde

Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music

is by the band Mr.Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed

and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a trip in the TARDIS, a

virtual world in peril, a vert angry mother and hitman

changes careers. First up it is a does of Classic Who with

the blu-ray review of Doctor Who : Tom Baker Complete

Season One (Courtesy of BBC Home Video) with hours of new

bonus footage. Then it is an escape to the Oasis with the

blu-ray review of Ready Player One (Courtesy of Warner Bros.

Home Video). Then a woman must break-in fight for her children

with the blu-ray review of Breaking In (Courtesy of Universal

Home Video). A killer changes his path with the video review

of Barry Season 1 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video) starring Bill

Hader. Music for this episode features the songs Pinball Wizard

by The Who Experience, Take on Me Cover by Shock and Secret Agent

Man by FattKatt and the Zonvippers, they can all be found at

www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr.

Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode on the show it's death by quick draw, death by sound & monsters on the loose. First up we go back to the 90's with my retro 4K blu-ray review of The Quick & The Dead (Courtesy of Sony Home Vdeo). We journey to a world where silence can save your life with the blu-ray review of A Quiet PLace (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A classic video game comes to life with the blu-ray review of Rampage (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. Music for this episode features the songs Wanted Dead or Alive by Wayne Farrow & Werewolves of London by Willie White, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's courage under fire, a bear behind bars,a never aging boy and men without fear. First up Clint Eastwood directs in the blu-ray review of Th 15:17 to Paris (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). A bear is on mssion with the blu-ray review of Paddington 2 (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). We fly to Neverland with the bu-ray review of the Anniversary Edition of Peter Pan Signature Edition (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). We travel back to the 70's with the tv series review of Showtime's I'm Dying Up Here Season 1 (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) by Executive Producer Jim Carrey. Music for this episode features the songs Last Train to Clarksville by Geriatrica, Never Smile At a Crocodile by Red River Outlaws and Live and Let Die Cover by Anak Singkong, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

ON this episode of the show it's the world's greatest gnome detective, a legend reborn, a journey of discovery and a 4K trip to Westeros. It is a trip beyond the garden with the blu-ray review of Sherlock Gnomes (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) featuring the music of Elton John. Lara Croft rises again with the blu-ray review of Tomb Raider (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The battle for power begins in 4K with the 4K review of HBO's Game of Thrones Season 1 (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Don't go breaking my heart by Kinepela Smith, Time After Time by Gemma Howells, Game of Thrones theme by Bobby Fioretti and I need a Hero by Baylee Valentine, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the sbow it's a game gone crazy, a transformed woman, an altered reality and a galaxy in bricks. First up it is a journey back to Scotia Bank Convention Centre for the 2018 Niagara Comic-Con. This year I take it in with another first timer, my wife Leeann. I talk about my thoughts on the con and the celebrities, sights and sounds of the event. A night of games turns deadly with the blu-ray review of Game Night (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Jason Bateman & Rachel McAdams. Then a young woman must face an uncertain future with the blu-ray review of A Fantastic Woman (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The fate of the planet is in the hands of 5 women in the blu-ra review of Annihilation (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Natalie Portman. The Rebellion gets a helping hand with the dvd review of LEGO Star Wars : The Freemaker Adventures Season 2 (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Man I Feel Like A Woman by The Decades Band, The Final Countdown cover by Nueva Band and Free Falling cover by Vedant Sharma, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this edition of the show it's a land in peril, a rising king, a fistful of power and history in the ring. First up the chaos in the four lands continue with the dvd review of The Shannara Chronicles Season Two (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A new king must rise up with the Marvel Studios Black Panther (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Infinite power us up for grabs with my movie review of Avengers : Infinity War. It's a look at the longest running show in episodic television with the book review of RAW : The First 25 Years (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Until We Go Down by Arwen Star Song, Cat Scratch Fever by Gypsy Red and Time After Time Cover by Rasha Hamid, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's jungle madness, football sadness, time traveling lovers and soldiers undercover. First up an old game gets a new twist with the blu-ray review of Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle 2 pack (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Then we get a second helping of Dwayne Johnson with the blu-ray review of HBO's Ballers : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Claire & Jaime's voyage continues with the blu-ray review of Outlander : Season 3 (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). Soldiers ride into battle with the blu-ray review of 12 Strong (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Chris Hemsworth. Music for this episode features the songs Welcome to the Jungle Cover by Dragon's Blaze, Time After Time Cover by Rasha Hamid and Strong by Ross Jordan, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a high road trip, a fatherly quest, a battle for power and cinematic universe history. First up it is a trip back to the 70's with the 40th Anniversary Edition of Cheech & Chong's Up in Smoke (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Two brothers search for their dad in the blu-ray review of Father Figures (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). The battle for the title of Principal rages on with the dvd review of Vice Principals : The Complete Series (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Get all you need to know about the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the book review of Marvel Studios 101 : All Your Questions Answered (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Smoke, Drink and Break Up cover by Olivia King, School's Out by Alice Creeper and We Are Family by The Conspiracy Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a shrinking situation, fatwa mania, a league united and the end of an era. First up life problems get shrunk with the blu-ray review of Downsizing (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Matt Damon. Larry David is at it again with the dvd review of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm : The Complete Ninth Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). Heroes come together with the blu-ray review of Justice League (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). The fate of a legend is decided with the blu-ray review of Star Wars : The Last Jedi (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs The Final Countdown cover by Nueva Band, Come Together by Spy Picnic and Walking on Sunshine by Chaotic Resolve, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestion are welcomed and encouraged.