20th Century Fox announces the DVD and Blu-ray release date for the biggest movie of all time.

This is still an entertaining bucket of 23 deep fried legal thrillers.

Elvis done John Carpenter style!

Hello Goodbye is a refreshing light comedy about relocating to the Promised Land.

My Three Sons: The Second Season, Volume One once more allows us to realize that Bub was the true dad to these boys.

E1 announces the DVD release of the complete Abbott and Costello TV series.

Fraggle Rock: Wembley’s Egg Surprise contains enough weird muppet action and cute songs to keep a little kid occupied for over an hour. This is a nice sampler of the series that should work well in the back of a parent’s mini-van.

Warner Home Video announces the release of Saturday Morning Cartoons 1980s.

Shout! Factory inks a multi-property deal with Warner Home Video to bring two cult hit shows to DVD.

The American poet Will Smith once declared, “Girls Ain’t Nothing But Trouble.” Bad Girls of Film Noir, Volume 2 contains four films that remind us the trouble that can emanate from the hard-boiled dames and the sweet ones.

Shout! Factory has announced the cult favorite Tales of the Gold Monkey.

Bad Girls of Film Noir, Volume 1 provides four females willing to drag an honest man to hell.

Barnaby Jones: The First Season allows us to appreciate what the elderly can offer us in the realm of private investigation.

The Patty Duke Show: The Complete Second Season is packed with twice the romantic teenage angst of a normal show.

Cannon: Season Two, Volume Two gives us another 12 cases where gut instinct overwhelms brute strength.

Vega$ is a series that’s as hypnotic as the revolving fruit of a slot machine. Although no matter what the outcome, Dan Tanna will always walk away a winner.

JAG: The Final Season wraps up the naval legal thriller series on a bit of choppy water.

The Mary Tyler Moore Show: The Complete Sixth Season is a solid 24 episodes of comedy. Even with the various changing in characters thanks to spin-offs, the show didn’t lose its core chemistry.

The Music Man is the greatest singing con of all time. Henry Hill is the ultimate music hustler as he takes River City for a ride.

Shout! Factory announces a special edition release for the cult monster movie.