Following its theatrical release, audiences can bring Strays home on Blu-ray, DVD, Digital, or watch the film on Peacock. The Digital and Peacock releases are on October 6 while the physical media release is on October 10. Please remember to make sure that your four-legged friends are also in the room. What follows is my original review from this past August: Homeward Bound is a family-friendly adventure of animals finding their way back home but…
"Strays Fetches Itself Onto Blu-ray, DVD, and Peacock"Tag: Josh Greenbaum
Homeward Bound is a family-friendly adventure of animals finding their way back home but Strays is the raunchy Homeward Bound. I know what you’re thinking. Doesn’t this film have talking animals? Well, yes, but it’s not a film that you should be bringing your younger children to see. Unless you want to answer questions about certain words or activities, please keep them at home! It might make you cool with the teenagers unless they’re embarrassed…
"Strays: The Raunchy Homeward Bound"
Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar, the long awaited follow-up to Bridesmaids, is now available for audiences to watch on Blu-ray and DVD. It’s no joke that Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo gave us one of the funniest films of the 21st century. Of course, I’m talking about Bridesmaids. When I learned they were finally writing another film, I was very excited. Who wouldn’t be? I first watched the film towards the end…
"Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar And Then Blu-ray"
The newest Hulu documentary, Too Funny to Fail, revisits a short-lived 1996 ABC sketch comedy series, The Dana Carvey Show. The sketch comedy series was truly ahead of its time. I was there at the beginning in 1996 for The Dana Carvey Show. Carvey was fresh off the success of a run on Saturday Night Live and hit comedy Wayne’s World. Why wouldn’t I have watched the show? The Beatles sketches, fresh off of The…
"Too Funny to Fail revisits The Dana Carvey Show"