Cinemaniac Reviews

  Resident Alien follows Harry (Alan Tudyk), who crash lands on Earth and passes himself off as a small-town human doctor. Arriving with a secret mission to kill all humans, Harry starts off living a simple life but things get a bit rocky when he's roped into solving a local murder and realizes he needs to assimilate into his new world. This complete series set includes all four seasons of the hit sci-fi dramedy, packed with mystery, heart, and extraterrestrial laughs. This series had me rolling! Alan Tudyk to me is a comic genius. Just has a way with different characters. My favorite that he has done was Tucker from Tucker and Dale vs Evil. The man is just really good at being able to take something and make it his. I will say most people would enjoy this series for sure.  With a cast that not only includes Tudyk but Sara Tomko, Corey Ryenolds, Alice Wetterlund and Levi Fiehler. Had multiple contributors for both writing and directing the episodes. Specifications: Aspect_rati...

When Alma returns home to help her Native American family reclaim their ancestral land, she discovers a sinsiter motel staffed by blood thirsty clowns has been built on their property. The thing that really brought me to this movie was Tobin Bell. From his work in Serial Killer in 1995 to Saw I have been a big fan of him. When I heard about this movie and that he was in it I wanted to see it. It has its good and its bad but for me the good out ways the bad. You have to understand that I enjoy bad horror movies as well. So take that as you will. But I enjoyed this movie. Cast: Lance Kwas Randy Couture Romeo Miller Tobin Bell Director: Asif Akbar Lance Kawas Writer: Christopher Malone James Tamburino Alexander Nistratov Aspect_ratio: 16x9 Audio: 5.1 Content_provider: Vantage Media Default_view: true Disc_type: Blu-ray Full_format: BD-25 Genre: action, horror Language: English Numdiscs: 1 Primary_genre: action Rating: NR Runtime: 84 Special_features: NOTE: This product is manufactured on ...

  Almost 20 years after its television debut, Hanna-Barbera brought THE FLINTSTONES back to television in 1979 under the title THE NEW FRED AND BARNEY SHOW. This collection contains all 17 episodes of the "revival" series which captured the essence of what made the original series such an enduring fan favorite.  As a fan of the original series even though it was before my time, I really enjoyed this run. There is just something about the Flintstones I just can't help but love. Maybe it is the prehistoric times, maybe it is just how simple Fred wants things in life and tries to over come everything that gets put in front of him. This is a very good set and I highly recommend picking it up. We really do need to show our kids cartoons from our time....or before it lol. Cast: Henry Corden Mel Blanc Jean VanderPyl Gay Autterson Director: Ray Patterson George Gordon Oscar Dufau Writer: Douglas Booth Andy Heyward Les Janson Glenn Leopold Aspect_ratio: 16x9 1.33:1 with side matte...