Batman: Hush is one of the DC Animated movies I’ve been most anticipating. I’m a big fan of the book, so I was curious to see if they’d done it justice, considering 90 percent of DC’s animated output is second-to-none. So was I satisfied? Yes, and no. I won’t get into all the difference between […]
I may lack the ability to display it outwardly, but I was very excited for Arrow’s release of Weird Science. It’s one of my all-time favorite movies, as a kid, and even now as an adult. I’ve collected the movie on every format, even Blu-ray. Unfortunately, the Blu-ray Universal released in 2013 was utter crap. […]
Jim Jarmusch is an interesting filmmaker, with an eclectic body of work. So, when I first saw he was directing a Zombie movie, I thought it was a joke. The news/trailer broke around the same time as this year’s April Fools Day, so you can forgive me for being skeptical. After I saw the trailer, […]
Synopsis “A Glorious Throwback to the Drive-In Movies of My Youth: Bloody, Gripping, But You Can’t Look Away.” – Stephen King The mastermind behind the Hostel franchise and Cabin Fever, horror auteur Eli Roth, serves up a feast of gut-wrenching terror in the gruesome fear-fest The Green Inferno. Determined to protect the Amazon rainforest, a […]
Universal announced today that it would be releasing the Blumhouse produced “Ma” to purchase on digital on August 20th, and finally home to Blu-ray and DVD on September 3rd. It would appear that this title will not see a 4K release, at least not at the moment of this posting. I’m looking forward to seeing […]
Brightburn gained notoriety by coming to light as a film produced by James Gunn, right in the middle of the Gunn controversy. I’m not sure it would have gotten much attention had he not been attached to it. It is an interesting concept, but one that has been done in numerous comic books. Brightburn is […]
Night of the Creeps is a classic. It’s a staple of 80s horror. It’s one of those movies where nearly every self respecting horror fan is either a fan, or has heard of the film, at the very least. Some even say it was the inspiration for James Gunn’s Slither, though he denies having […]
It’s that time again, another season of the hit zombie series The Walking Dead is being unleashed upon the home video market. Season 9 will make its way to Blu-ray DVD, and Digital on August 20th, and it comes packed with plenty of deleted scenes, featurettes, and more. Many controversial things happened in season 9, […]
Happy 10th anniversary, Zombieland. To celebrate a decade of nutting up or shutting up, Sony will release the film to 4K UHD on October first, including a retrospective documentary. It’s about time for the sequel to be unleashed, so this is prime time to revisit this classic. Yeah, it’s a classic, isn’t it? Nobody could […]
With the launch of WB’s DC Universe came several original series, starting off with Titans and the new season of Young Justice, but followed behind that was an unusual show, based on a group of unusual, virtually unknown comic book characters. And it turned out to be one of the greatest superhero things that that […]
Jordan Peele’s sophomore effort, Us, comes to home video on June 18th. I saw the movie in theaters, like many of you, and I am definitely looking forward to revisiting it, to see if I missed anything the first viewing. Universal has announced the home video release of the film, with it arriving on Digital […]
As most of you know by now, Scream Factory will be giving horror classic Night of the Creeps the Collector’s Edition treatment. It isn’t made clear in the press release, whether we’re getting new transfers, but what we do know is that the release will contain both the Theatrical Cut, as well as the Director’s […]
Though Shudder premiered a Critters webseries on their streaming platform, the real return of Critters comes in the form of Critters Attack! The movie will be released as a Blu-ray/DVD/Digital combo pack on July 23rd. From the looks of the trailer, it’s going to be a fun time, and way better than the aforementioned web series. […]
Own Aquaman on 4K UHD Combo Pack, Blu-ray combo pack and DVD Special Edition on March 26 Synopsis: The Atlantean child Orin, son to the Queen of Atlantis (Nicole Kidman), was abandoned as an infant and left to die; however, he was rescued and raised by a kindly lighthouse keeper. The keeper (Temuera Morrison) adopted the boy […]
Synopsis: The hunt has evolved – and so has the explosive action – in the next chapter of the Predator series, from director Shane Black (Iron Man 3). Now, the most lethal hunters in the universe are stronger, smarter and deadlier than ever before….and only a ragtag crew of ex-soldiers and an evolutionary biology professor can prevent […]
Synopsis: When his spacecraft is shot down over Wisconsin, an alien (Jeff Bridges) arrives at the remote cabin of a distraught young widow, Jenny Hayden (Karen Allen), and clones itself into the form of her recently deceased husband. The alien coerces the shell-shocked Jenny to drive him to a pickup point hundreds of miles away, […]
On this week of Christmas, Scream Factory gave to me, three bucket list titles in a pear tree. This Tuesday, Scream Factory is dropping Three titles that I know I’m not alone in being excited for. Up first is the “UNRATED” cut of The Mangler, followed by the timely release of Silent Night, Deadly Night […]
Synopsis: “An effectively eerie psychological chiller” – Leonard Maltin This gut-wrenching thriller follows a graduate student whose research summons the spirit of the dead! When Helen Lyle hears about Candyman, a slave spirit with a hook hand who is said to haunt a notorious housing project, she thinks she has a new twist for […]
Synopsis: “The best horror anthology in years.” – Fangoria.com A creepy, darkly comic celebration of the scariest night of the year from writer-director Michael Dougherty (Krampus, Godzilla: King Of The Monsters), Trick ‘r Treat takes the Creepshow/Tales From The Crypt approach to nefarious new depths with four interwoven tales set on Halloween night. A high […]
The Purge is a rare series of films in which the first movie is beyond mediocre, but the sequels more than make up for it. The concept was always interesting, but the first film just didn’t pull it off. Subsequent films, however, did. Now we’re dipping into prequel territory with “The First Purge.” Right off […]