Gintama (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

I personally don’t like manga to film adaptations because far often, the films tend to stray from the original storyline too much and for popular film adaptations from well-known manga/anime series, too often the film adaptations aren’t any good.  Fortunately, “Gintama” is an exception because Read More …

God of War (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

“God of War” is a fascinating, action-packed film with wonderful costume design, well-planned war scenes and showcasing a part of history during the Ming Dynasty but also to showcase a few of China’s well-known heroes who fought valiantly against these pirates.  But it’s more for Read More …

Bitcoin Heist (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

I love the fact that Well Go USA Entertainment has chosen to release this Vietnamese action film to the US and Ham Tran’s “Bitcoin Heist” is an enjoyable action/heist film that I hope paves the way for more Vietnamese cinema to be released in the Read More …

Railroad Tigers (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

Sure, it’s a Jackie Chan action film but it pales in comparison to past Jackie Chan action films. And despite the visual effects and budget that went into this film, it’s also not one of Ding Sheng’s best. For those wanting a popcorn action film Read More …

The Wailing (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

Na Hong-jin “The Wailing” is no doubt one of the better, chilling and yet smartly written horror series to come out in the last decade.  There is a reason why this film is critically acclaimed, it’s a horror thriller that is unpredictable, chilling but yet Read More …

The Mermaid (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

If you are searching for a film that incorporates comedy and action with that Stephen Chow-style of filmmaking that many of us have come to love, then “The Mermaid” is definitely recommended! Images courtesy of © 2016 Richname Limited. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: The Mermaid Read More …

The Midnight After (a J!-ENT DVD Review)

“The Midnight After” is a film for those who enjoy series such as “The Twilight Zone” and “LOST”. Those who enjoy horror comedies but also enjoy films that showcase the premise of a fear of the unknown. Filmmaker Fruit Chan is able to deliver an Read More …