DVD Review - Step Brothers : Two Disc Unrated Edition

This team's brand of humour and blatant improvisation skills are at an all time high here. However, unlike their previous fews efforts each and every line here - improvised or scripted - is pure gold.

DVD Review - Fred Claus

It is a fairly straight forward scenario : Santa Claus' younger brother, the very unfestive Fred, is in trouble with some loan sharks so his red coated brother bails him out and brings him to the North Pole to work off the debt by making toys.

DVD Review - Hancock - 2 Disc Edition

The basic concept and story structure is sound but as things develop the film loses focus thanks to a slightly unsteady hand from director Peter Berg, who occasionally misjudges the material's shifting tone.

Exclusive Interview - William Moseley - Chronicles of Narnia : Prince Caspian

Sean Lynch caught up with the upbeat 21 year old, a star in the making, to promote his final appearance in the multi-million dollar franchise The Chronicles of Narnia : Prince Caspian.

DVD Review - The Love Guru

There is barely a single frame here where you won't recognise movements or styles from Austin Powers, The Cat In The Hat, So I Married An Axe Murderer, Shrek, SNL, or even a few non-subtle nods of the hat to Wayne's World. 

DVD Review - Shrek The Halls

The Christmas tree isn't the only thing green in this new holiday classic. After promising Fiona and the kids a Christmas they'll remember, he is forced to take a crash course in the holiday.

DVD Review - Meet Dave

There is such a thing as too much of a good thing, and in Eddie's case - the good thing seems to be giant bags of studio executive's cash, just re-watch Dreamgirls to see if Jennifer Hudson was actually in that flick or it was simply Eddie in a wig.

DVD Review - Mamma Mia! The Movie

The gags are corny, the actors are given little to work with and the performances are so over-the-top and drizzled with cheese you could be forgiven for thinking it was produced by Bega.

DVD Review - The Surreal Life : Series One

This is the true story of what happens when has been celebs are picked to live in the same house - share the bedrooms and bathrooms - divide up the house chores - cook for each other to see what happens when celebrities stop faking it and get - Surreal!

DVD Review - You Don't Mess With The Zohan : Revealing Extended Edition

In You Don't Mess With Zohan, a comedy from screenwriters Adam Sandler, Robert Smigel, and Judd Apatow, Sandler stars as Zohan, an Israeli commando who fakes his own death in order to pursue his dream: becoming a hairstylist in New York.

DVD Review - Sleeping Beauty : 2 Disc Platinum Edition

The timeless story tells of Princess Aurora, cursed by the evil sorceress Maleficent to die on her 16th birthday after pricking her finger on a poisoned spinning wheel. Can her true love wake Aurora from her ageless sleep?

DVD Review - Rock Of Love : Series One

Rock of Love is evasive about exactly what a relationship with Bret Michaels entails. It's deliberately vague about which of the girls he has already slept with, and it's opaque about whether he's looking for a monogamous relationship. 

Blu Ray DVD Review - The Mist

Directed by Frank Darabont this is a horror movie with substance - and chills. The Mist is just about as gripping and cruel as one could possibly hope for from a film set in a supermarket.

DVD Review - Keeping Up With The Kardashians : Series 1

The brainchild of American Idol host Ryan Seacrest (don't tell me this show wasn't a direct result of Seacrest having sex), Keeping Up With The Kardashians looks and sounds just as over rehearsed and set up as The Osbournes or The Simple Life.