Capadocia: Un Lugar Sin Perdon is an HBO Latin America Original that showcases both the political and social angles of an experimental penitentiary in Mexico City. The penitentiary exploits the inmates as a form of cheap labor for the government. A riot begins that uncovers the violent truths behind the experimental prison and viewers are thrust into the lives of these female inmates. This series depicts the complexities of prison life as well as the political posturing that takes place. There is plenty of emotion in this series and it is executed at a very high
level.

2k has brought back an old classic game hero with it's new game Duke Nukem Forever. The foul mouth/kick butt and take names hero is back on the job. Now you can win a copy for your PS3 thanks to our good buddies over at 2K. Please  be sure that you have a PS3. Check out Michael Durr’s review for the XBOX version. Bang it here to learn more, Duke Nukem Forever Review . To enter to win this high adventure video game, follow these instructions:

Contest is now closed Winner was Jaydee Dusenberry

To help us celebrate Independence Day with style, our very good friends over at A&E/History are at it again. They have given us another great collection of DVD's to give away. From the series America: The Story of Us comes  6 separate DVD releases. The Titles are: Rebels, Westward, The Civil War, Rise Of A Superpower, Boom and Millennium. To win one of these documentaries follow these instructions.

Contest is now closed Winners are

And now we enter the final year of The Medium. The final season has several bright spots. On Bring Your Daughter To Work Day, Paulie Walnuts, Tony Sirico, plays a mob guy ghost that keeps haunting Allison. It's a rather nice episode, and Sirico gets to provide some wonderful moments that remind us of his days with The Sopranos. Scanlon gets to be a ghost, for a short time. Allison has a vision of the future. John Glover even gets to play a devilish character that reminds us of his short-lived days on Brimstone. The final episode is a fitting send-off for the series.

Written by Bamboo

The Sweet Life is a very low-budget, poorly produced romantic comedy lacking comedy and romance.  It has a talentless cast complete with terrible acting. The movie is about two brothers, Michael and Frankie, both very different from one another. Michael is a sensitive, unsuccessful New York magazine writer, basically a pushover who lets everyone walk all over him. His brother Frankie is a shallow, very confident, much more successful womanizer.

I'd like to welcome our newest reviewer Bamboo to the Upcomingdiscs family.

He's a martial arts expert and I'm sure he's going to be an informative voice to the site.

I never had a big momma growing up. My mother and each of my grandmothers were never what I would call big. My mom and her mom barely cleared 5 feet tall and my grandma on my dad’s side while pretty tall was very wiry and thin. So I never had the huge momma experience and it was probably for the best. However, I am not foreign to the concept of Martin Lawrence playing a Big Momma as I saw the first movie. Two movies later, does it still have its magic?

"Angry souls will do just about anything to escape their tortured purgatories. That's why they say no rest for the wicked."

And there's no rest for Bloody Mary. That's a good thing for us. We get treated to a rather sweet little bloody film from the folks at Lionsgate called Blood Night. It's a better film than you might think on first look. It never betrays its independent spirit, but that doesn't mean it has to sacrifice a good look and entertaining romp.

"Millions of people around the world believe we have been visited in the past by extraterrestrial beings. What if it were true? Did ancient aliens really help to shape our history? And if so, what if there were clues left behind, something hiding in plain sight? What if we could find that evidence?"

Ever since Eric von Daniken released his speculative book and its subsequent 1970 film Chariots of the Gods, there has been an entire field of study created around something commonly called Ancient Astronaut Theory.

“As an exterminator I'm called upon to curb the destruction by beasts both great and small, be it eliminating a deadly menace or safeguarding a lake from ruin. But sometimes one wrong turn on the job can become a question of life or death."

Billy Bretherton is the owner of Vex Con Pest Control in Shreveport, Louisiana. It's a family-run business. Mom is the office manager and takes all of the service calls and then dispatches the technicians to their various jobs.