When Hammer hit it big with their horror period pieces and franchising strategy during the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s, Amicus wasn’t the only British studio trying...
Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, the Alien-ish prequel still in theaters from Twentieth Century Fox, isn’t going away any time soon. Or at least its echo isn’t dissipating....
Nice! I’m not exactly sure how much this box will cost, but I imagine it will be worth it to many of you cinephiles out there....
The bold, brave attitude of the 1980’s dried up in British cinema after the turn of the decade. The energy and vision behind sci-fi films like...
Return of the Living Dead, Writer/Director Dan O’Bannon’s little 1985 horror/comedy that introduced zombies to brains, is back in UK-based Second Sight’s brand new steelbox Blu-ray...
Reviewed by Mike Ferraro It’s hard to really recommend a superhero film like this that isn’t a complete bore (like Thor), despite the fact that in...
One of the greatest movies ever made was released in June of 1984. Produced by Steven Spielberg, written by Chris Columbus, and starring Zach Galligan, Phoebe...
Bland, but not awful. That’s really the best way to explain almost everything about William Bell’s The Devil Inside, an exorcism film that’s a little too...
Reviewed by Mike Ferraro If you said about a decade ago that Liam Neeson would shape up to be one of the best action stars around,...
Some crazy sh*t goes down in Season Six of “Dexter”. If you missed it, you’ll be able to catch up in hi-def on August 14th (June...
Last week we were invited to an event at L.A.’s infamous Linda Vista Hospital for a guided tour of the establishment that involved a few other...
Over the past decade, Synapse has been releasing loads of goodies from yesteryear, including the 42nd Street Forever series. Each entry is a compilation of the...
Review by Brad McHargue: I am not fond of Darren Lynn Bousman. His claim to fame is three of the seven Saw movies, with Repo! The...
Out today on Blu-ray from Warner Brothers home video is a new Blu-ray of Gremlins and the first Blu-ray release of Gremlins 2: The New Batch....
The Darkest Hour, while not awful or grating, is the kind of movie that you forget while walking out of the theatre. It’s gorgeous looking in...
The Divide, the latest film by Xavier Gens, opens not with a whimper but a bang as missiles level New York while Eva (Lauren German) watches...
Tomorrow, April 17th, Anchor Bay will release The Divide as a Blu-ray/DVD combo. The film is bleak as all get out, and I imagine many of...
While I didn’t find Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance to be the immense clusterf*ck that most of my peers did, I wouldn’t really recommend the film...
The new Second Sight UK Blu-Ray of Return Of The Living Dead is fixing some fairly glaring issues the the previous US masters that had many...
Everyone knows Guillermo Del Toro can talk. Which is why fans might be please to hear that the upcoming Blu-ray reissue of Blade 2 features a...
When the The Killing premiered in its native homeland of Denmark in March 2007, the first series was split into two parts, with the second run...
Paramount Insurge’s found footage exorcism flick The Devil Inside hits DVD and Blu-ray on May 15th (with the Blu being a Best Buy exclusive). For what...
Okay – it’s not a “masterpiece”. It’s actually hailed as “the worst movie ever” (though I’ve seen worse). But Edward D. Wood Jr’s Plan 9 From...
Original Review From Fantastic Fest ‘11 Despite being shown in theatres, it’s hard to actually classify The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence as a film. Like...
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