Halloween II (1981)

"A senseless remake; a series that should have stopped after the first movie."

Hammer Horror Collection (6-Pack) (1957)

"Whether you’re a fan of the old black-and-white monsters ... or the prettier and gorier British interpretations, these DVD sets will please any horror devotee. "

Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

"One of Allen's best; all-around great performances, witty with a strong script."

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008)

"There isn't really much plot to Harold and Kumar, just a lot of scatological humor, sex and body parts as well as body function jokes."

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)

"Chamber of Secrets is a less benign excursion. The intensity and scares have been ratcheted up, and the younger filmgoers -- those about 7 or 8 and under -- may find it frightening."

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)

"The emphasis in the film ... is off-kilter, with too much time spent on the romantic entanglements of Harry and his friends Hermione and Ron."

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)

"(Director Alfonso) Cuaron has created a darker, more sinister world for Harry, while also opening up more of the grounds around Hogwarts. "

Hart's War (2002)

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Havana Nights (2004)

"The dance routines are splendid and the music, especially if you have a decent sound system, will make you want to join in. "

Heart and Souls (1993)

"A touching, sentimental little piece of fluff."

Heathers (1989)

"A wonderful savage satire on high school life."

Help! (1965)

"A wild and wonderful comedy that highlights the Beatles comic timing and charisma."

Henry V (1944)

"A colorful, spectacular adaptation, made to inspire the WWII troops, which it does. Olivier at the top of his art."

Hero (2004)

"Hero is a poetic masterpiece, a film filled with grace, nobility and action."

High Sierra (1941)

"Wonderful with a tough, but poignant Bogart and loving, vulnerable Lupino. Still watchable today; the ending may bring a tear to your eye."

The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

"Fans of (Wes) Craven’s films, as well as those who appreciate fine scary features, can’t go wrong with this sharply-honed reissue."

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)

"This is science fiction as envisioned by Preston Sturges or the Marx Brothers. It jumps from slapstick to wordplay to repartee at the speed of light."

Holes (2003)

"The mix of adventure and comedy holds up well in the film’s widescreen transfer to DVD."

Holy Matrimony (1994)

"A total embarrassment; not Nimoy's best work behind the camera."

The Horn Blows at Midnight (1945)

"Not as bad as Jack Benny used to joke about. It ain't great, but it does have some clever moments."

Horse Feathers (1932)

"Swordfish! "Everyone Says I Love You!" One of the funniest of the early Marx films; a crazy quilt of puns and gags."

Houdini (1953)

"Accuracy, be darned; this is pure entertainment bio-pic with Tony Curtis at the height of his charismatic matinee idol period; plus working with wife Janet Leigh isn't bad either."

The Hours (2002)

"If an Oscar category existed for ensemble acting, The Hours would unquestionably earn it. Watching a trio of actors at the top of their game is a delight."

House of Frankenstein (1944)

"A wonderful Universal B-horror; the first of the all-star monster fests. Lots of fun with J. Carrol Naish almost stealing the show as the hunchback Daniel."

Hulk (2003)

"Instead of adding some playfulness, some comic book zest, (Ang) Lee has directed an angst-ridden excursion into suppressed emotions, guilt and scientific irresponsibility."