Synopsis: This compelling, original adventure tells the story of a diverse team of scientists, soldiers and adventurers uniting to explore a mythical, uncharted island in the Pacific, as dangerous as it is beautiful. Cut off from everything they know, the team ventures into the domain of the mighty Kong, igniting the ultimate battle between man […]
Slither is one of the greatest modern horror-comedies, in my opinion. Though the plot is derivative of several movies that came before it, slither combined just the right amount of talent behind and in front of the screen to leave a lasting impression on myself, and many others. Slither was released to Blu-ray in Canada […]
Vestron, hot off the heels of their Wishmaster Collection, have announced a Warlock Collection, set to release on Blu-ray on the 25th of July. I can’t even remember if I’ve seen all of the Warlock films, but the first one definitely left an impact. The collection will include all three Warlock films, and from the […]
Don’t Knock Twice is the newest IFC Midnight release from Scream Factory. I know virtually nothing about the film, but I have seen it mentioned in circles which discuss upcoming home video releases. While IFC Midnight has put out a few stinkers, they’ve released even more hidden gems, so I will be checking this out […]
Synopsis: Donnie is a troubled high school student: in therapy, prone to sleepwalking and in possession of an imaginary friend, a six-foot rabbit named Frank, who tells him the world is going to end in 28 days 06 hours 42 minutes and 12 seconds. During that time he will navigate teenage life, narrowly avoid death […]
Though I am aware of the Naschy, and have seen several movies featuring his contributions to genre cinema, I’m not as versed in the world as Jimmy was. Naschy was a favorite of his, which makes this a bittersweet release for me. Either way, I’m excited about this release, and Scream Factory has made the details […]
Synopsis: When a radical college professor (Johnny Galecki, “The Big Bang Theory”) finds the mysterious video rumored to kill viewers seven days after watching, he enlists his students in a dangerous experiment to uncover the secrets behind the Samara legend. When the deadly video goes viral, they must figure out a way to break the […]
Synopsis From legendary writer-director John Milius (Apocalypse Now, Conan The Barbarian) comes the tale of what-could-have-been, had the Cold War gone another way. When Communist paratroopers descend on a Colorado high school football field, a group of the school’s students wages an all-out guerilla war to save their town — and their country. Featuring an […]
It has been known for some time now that a highly requested title, Tales From The Hood, was receiving the Collector’s Edition treatment from the Factory of Screams. Below you will find a listing of the bonus content included with this release. Pre-order is live now. As always, pre-order on Shout! Factory’s website and receive […]
Synopsis: Taking a detour whilst on route to Calafornia, the Carter family run into trouble when their campervan breaks down in the middle of the desert. Stranded, the family find themselves at the mercy of a group of monstrous cannibals lurking in the surrounding hills. With their lives under threat, the Carters are forced to […]
Synopsis: In this “clever, playful thriller” (The New York Times), only six-year-old Andy realizes that Chucky is responsible for a spate of gruesome murders, including that of his unsuspecting babysitter. But the real terror takes hold when the deranged doll becomes determined to transfer his evil spirit to a living human being… Andy Review: The […]
Synopsis: A cunning remake of George A. Romero’s black and white zombie classic Night of the Living Dead is a taut and terrifying return to the macabre scene of mayhem and dismemberment where the recently deceased begin rising from the grave as flesh-hungry zombies. Review: Tom Savini’s remake of George Romero’s Night of the Living […]
Though I’m sure it wasn’t the first, Road House is one of the first action movies I can remember that was equally enjoyed by male and female. Fresh off of the success of Dirty Dancing, Patrick Swayze stepped up to play badass bar bouncer Dalton, an expert at his craft, but still a stranger in […]
I’ll be honest, Warcraft wasn’t on my list of anticipated films for the year of 2016. I played around with the original strategy games, even did a free WoW trial, but I’m not invested in the franchise at all. And while I do enjoy the occasional big dumb fantasy movie, Gods of Egypt left a […]
Umbrella Entertainment is an awesome Australian genre distribution label, and they have released the best version of The Punisher ’89 to-date. It features three cuts of the movie, all of which are different enough to require a viewing. They were nice enough to send a copy over for review, and since my all-region player now […]
I already wrote a lengthy rant about my thoughts on Captain America: Civil War, so I will try to be brief here. If you are interested in the longer version, you can click here and read my theatrical review. What we’re here to talk about today is Disney’s Blu-ray release of the film, and yeah, […]
Own The Conjuring 2 on Blu-ray or DVD on September 13 or Own It Now on Digital HD! After the supremely disappointing Insidious: Chapter Three, I was hoping that the sequel to The Conjuring wouldn’t go the same route, and thankfully it didn’t for the most part. It’s not as effective as the first film […]
I’d tell you that Raising Cain is an F’ed up movie, but it’s a De Palma flick, so you probably already know that. This is a film from 1992, starring John Lithgow in several roles, as well as Lolita Davidovich, and Steven Bauer, who appears in every movie since 1984, apparently. It’s a thriller that […]
If ever you’ve been watching Star Wars, or Mad Max, and thought to yourself “That’s great and all, but what I really want is a Z-grade, no-budget version of this” then Metalstorm from Charles Band has you covered. Metalstorm is a mash-up of both mentioned films, and maybe a bit of Dune thrown in for […]
In 1984, one of the most important, the most toy-selling-est(That’s a word, right) cartoons of the Eighties would invade the television screens of every awesome boy and girl in the Galaxy. The concept was simple, extraterrestrial robots, who transform into utility vehicles, and other cool things, to stay hidden in plain sight while fighting with the […]
