Vinegar Syndrome is kicking off July with a trio of newly-announced horror releases. Fans longing for more fleshed-out releases of Ken Hughes‘ 1981 slasher Night School...
If you still haven’t gotten around to seeing HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us (which once again pulled in huge numbers, this time for the...
After having a World Premiere at Sundance Film Festival (read our review) and UK / Ireland theatrical run earlier this year, the Emerald Isle folklore chiller...
Dario Argento, as I’ve said many times before, is a part of my Filmmaker Holy Trinity which is rounded out by George Romero and Wes Craven....
The Film Blood Beat is a perplexing oddity that has managed to crawl out of the foggy ether of 1983, aided in its journey by the demented...
Losing Wes Craven and now George Romero was a tough blow. They were both two of my favorite directors during my “discovery” years. Argento has always...
One could talk about Dario Argento’s work having fallen so far from his early films, but that’d just be depressing. It’s far more pleasant to focus...
Black Friday is fast approaching, and that means that stores everywhere will be flooded with people looking for the best deals! We’ve taken the liberty of...
My first exposure to Wes Craven’s The Hills Have Eyes was through the intertextual nod by Sam Raimi in The Evil Dead. And after hearing Bruce...
As much as this pains me to admit, there’s just no getting around it: The Darkness is a huge misfire for Australian horror director Greg McLean (Wolf...
Everyone has websites whose opinions they trust unconditionally. For some of you it may be Bloody Disgusting (thank you!), but I’m not naïve. I’m fully aware...
Karyn Kusama’s paranoid thriller of manners, The Invitation (read our review), hits Blu-ray next week, and we got an early taste of some of the special features including the audio commentary...
“The X-Files” momentous return to television is now available on Blu-ray and DVD with a wealth of extras! The X-Files’ tenth season six-episode event was certainly...
“Sometimes, terrible things happen quite naturally,” sighs Dolphin Blue, played by Lindsay Duncan in Phillip Ridley’s The Reflecting Skin (1990). Bad things are indeed happening on the lonely...
Yesterday we posted news that seasons 1-9 of “The X-Files“ is heading to Blu-ray and will make its landing on December 8th. Now, we have a...
On October 27th, Scream Factory will be releasing a 3-disc boxset that will feature each film in the body horror franchise The Human Centipede. Each disc...
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that John Carpenter’s 1983 thriller Christine, which is a film adaptation of a novel by Stephen King, is coming to...
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, the sequel to the cult 1986 anime classic Vampire Hunter D, will be coming to Blu-Ray and DVD courtesy of Discotek Media....
Bloody-Disgusting is seeking new writers to infect our audience with fresh editorials. We’re looking for genre enthusiasts who share our passion for horror and are interested...
The Wes Craven horror/thriller Shocker is coming to Blu-Ray on September 8th (pre-order here) via Scream Factory and details on its special features have been released....
Scream Factory, in a partnership with IFC Midnight, has announced that they will be releasing two horror/thrillers this September: The Harvest and Backcountry. Both are available...
You, yes you, are keeping physical media formats alive. Not the average movie goer, you who will watch endless amounts of utter shittastic celluloid for that...
I remember being a kid and refusing to watch anything if it was “in gray.” Now, I absolutely cherish those “gray” films. Black & white is...
Scream Factory has announced three upcoming Blu-Rays that will appeal to the ultimate in horror collectors! Coming this August we’ll be seeing two Wes Craven classics:...
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