On this episode of the show it's disco dancing, a tale as old as time, a fawn's tale, humanity's last stand and testing the limits of speed. First up I dish out some show news, my report of the Niagara Falls Comic-Con & new equipment. We go back to the 70's with the blu-ray review of the classic Saturday Night Fever (Director's Cut) (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring a very young John Travolta. Then it is a Disney Double Shot with the blu-ray reviews of Beauty & The Beast (2016) & Bambi The Signature Edition (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Humanity makes it's last stand with the blu-ray review of Resident Evil : The Final Chapter (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). We take to the road with the dvd review of Top Gear Series 23 (Courtesy of BBC Home Video).Music for this episode features the songs Staying Alive by Anindya Bose, Beauty and the Beast Cover by Natalie Brielle, Final Countdown by Beast and Shut Up and Drive by Connie Tucker, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

This episode it is battling teachers, baseball with a female touch, a secret agent's return and heroes by the brick. On this episode I unofficially kick off my 11th anniversary week with some very special news. First up I kick off my unofficial 11th anniversary celebration week with the blu-ray review of Fist Fight (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video) starring Charlie Day and Ice Cube. Then it is my retro movie review of the 25th Anniversary edition of A League of Thier Own (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). It's a return to the Spy Game Extreme Style with the blu-ray review of XXX : The Return of Xander Cage (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It's all by the brick with the book review of LEGO : DC Comics Super Heroes : The Awesome Guide (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Be sure to listen to the end of the show for a very special guest announcement for an upcoming edition of Extra. Music for this episode features the songs This Used to Be My Playground Cover by Norma, Secret Agent Cover by No Worries & Brick House by NVS Band, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it`s a woman`s struggle, a deadly video, supernatural war and CW DCTV catch-up. First up it`s the blu-ray review of Insecure : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). A horror franchise gets a new start with the blu-ray review of Rings (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The war between Vampires and Lycans heats up with the blu-ray review of Underworld : Blood Wars (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). It`s a return to the Arrowverse with the review of The Flash : Season One on dvd and Arrow : Season 3 on blu-ray. Music for this episode features the songs Ring of Fire by Melissa Glaze, Werewolves of London by Willie White 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 suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it`s a dysfunctional family, a princess un raveled, a lone warrior, a deadly contract andheroes in the dark. First up I talk about the latest Star Wars trailer and the new tray stations sweeping the nations malls. We journey back to the 80`s with the dvd review of the classic show Dynasty : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A Disney Princess has a hair-raisng experience with the new dvd review of Tangled : Before Ever After (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). A medic has a really bad day with the blu-ray review of The Marine 5 : Battleground (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Mike ``The Miz`` Mizani and a whole host of WWE Superstars. There is a mole in the mix with the blu-ray review of Teen Titans : The Judas Contract (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). Heroes take on the dark side of magic with the blu-ray review of Justice League : Dark (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Happily Ever After Never by Callie Young, Love is a Battlefield by Shadowcaster, Wanted : Dead or Aive by The Marauders and The Sound of Silence by Devoid, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a man against the system, a new style of secret agent, the spark of rebellion and a truck with an unique engine. First up it's gang warfare in the 1920's with the blu-ray review of Live by Night (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Home Video) starring Ben Affleck. The Spy game gets a new player with the retro blu-ray movie review of 15th Anniversary Edition of XXX (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) starring Vin Diesel. A daring plan takes shape in the blu-ray review of Rogue One : A Star Wars Story (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Extreme Sports gets a twist with the blu-ray review of Monster Trucks (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Secret Agent Man by Ricky and the Blue Shadows, Rebel Yell by Miley Cyrus and Shut Up and Drive by Kayla Scott, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a man on a mission, magical creatures running amok, a final showdown and a future fighting force for good. First up a man struggles with his inner demons with the blu-ray review of HBO's Quarry : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). The Wizarding World gets a new chapter with the bluy-ray movie review of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Courtesy of Warner Bros Home Video). The heroes in a half-shell face their the ultimate foe with the dvd review of Tales of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Super Shredder (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). It is the low-down on some out of this world heroes with the book review of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy : The Ultimate Guide to The Cosmic Outlaws (Courtesy of DK Publishing). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like A Wolf Cover by Vizagoth, Private Eyes by West Street Band 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 suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a fight for survival, war time choices, a young girl's destiny and a warrior's last stand. First up it's never too late to save mankind with the blu-ray review of Cross Wars (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). A hard choice is made with the blu-ray review of Allied (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard. A young woman's future is in the waves with the blu-ray review of Walt Disney's Moana (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) starring Dwayne Johnson. The claws are out for the final time with the movie review of Logan starring Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart. Music for this episode features the songs Friend in Me by Sean Petersen Experiment, Islands in the Stream by by Rafael and The Man Comes Around by Steve Lowe, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's an absent minded professor, an ambitious young girl, animals on the attack and a journey into the mystic. First up I talk about the recent mix up at the Academy Awards. It is a race to stop hell on earth with the blu-ray review of the Robert Langdon 3 Movie Collection (Courtesy of Sony Home Video) including the new movie Inferno. A young girl in Mongolia bucks tradition with the movie review of The Eagle Huntress (Courtesy of Sony Home Video). The battle for survival heats up with the dvd review of Zoo Season Two (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). The MCU takes a magical turn with the blu-ray review of Doctor Strange (Courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs Hungry Like A Wolf by Shadow of Whales, I'm and Animal and You're an Animal by Racoon Fighter and Abracadabra by The Banner Project, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show it's a pirate's life, war of the principals, aliens amoung us and a classic show restored. First up the battle for Nassau continues with the dvd review of Black Sails : The Complete Third Season (Courtesy of Anchor Bay Home Video). The fight for power begins with the blu-ray review of HBO's Vice Principals : The Complete First Season (Courtesy of HBO Home Video). It's a question of humanity with the blu-ray review of Arrival (Courtesy of Paramount Home Video). A classic Doctor Who story gets restored with the dvd review of Doctor Who and the Power of the Daleks (Courtesy of BBC Home Video). Music for this episode features the songs the pirate by the airport, school's out by Alice Creeper and The Doctor Who Theme Cover by Zac Jones, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

On this episode of the show toys and the dark knight take centre stage. First up we dive into the world of video games with reviews of Batman Return to Arkham & LEGO Dimensions for the X-Box One. I discuss my impressions of the TTL series with the new releases of the LEGO Batman The Movie Story Pack and Knight Rider Fun Pack. Then we head off to the big screen with my movie review of The LEGO Batman Movie. Music for this episode features the songs Batman by Beny Handers & Batman by Los Momias Twist, they can all be found at www.reverbnation.com and instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns. As always your comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.