Cult Italian filmmaker Lucio Fulci revisits the giallo genre in his scuzzy 1982 film The New York Ripper.

Blue Underground have shot for the moon and hit the stars with the image quality on their House by the Cemetery 4K disc.

The myth of the reanimated corpse, the zombie, has its worm-ridden roots in the folklore of 17th century Haiti.  Though the island was originally claimed by Columbus in 1492 and named Hispaniola, French control started in 1660, when it was ...

Following three forays into the horror genre — Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things (1972), Deathdream and Black Christmas (both 1974) — filmmaker Bob Clark helmed this 1979 fusion of Victorian gothic, a political thriller, and horror tale. An ex-pat ...

Disc Details Scream Factory. Region A. Feature: 91 mins. Aspect ratio 1.85:1.  The Movie In the ‘70s when Hammer Films were desperately heading in new directions in search of box office gold in an increasingly competitive genre film landscape, scribe and ...

Introduction and Early Years One of the great unsung artists of cinema, Nicholas Musuraca was one of the defining architects of the film noir style, painting masterful mood-pictures of menace and fear with light, shadows, and darkness.   Musuraca was born ...

Infused with the cool-neon stylings of Thief (1981) and Miami Vice (TV, 1984-1990), Manhunter (1986) is filmmaker Michael Mann’s neo-noir adaptation of Thomas Harris’ novel Red Dragon (1981). Though Jonathan Demme infused his film of Harris’ subsequent book The Silence ...

It was way back in 1969 that the seed that was to grow into An American Werewolf in London was planted like a bulb of garlic. Young John Landis, in Yugoslavia as a production assistant on the comic war film ...

Disc Details Kino Lorber. Region A.  Feature: 87 mins. Aspect ratio 1.66:1.  The Movie There’s more to the legend than meets the throat! (Original poster tagline.) Zoltan – Hound of Dracula (1977) begins with the uncovering of a tomb by ...

Disc Details Kino Lorber. Region A.  Feature: 93 mins. Aspect ratio 2.35:1.  The Movie The Italian peplum films, also known as sword and the sandal subgenre, were cut-price historical epics made from 1958 to 1965. The seeds of this highly ...