Tag Archives: Blu-ray

Back in the good old days cover art was everything and one VHS box that always stood out at the local video store was for the “killer in the woods” epic Madman.  Kind of forgotten by all but the most ...

Cinedigm and Diabolique are giving away three copies of the brand new BLU-RAY of Innocence Follow the instructions on the linked Facebook post to enter the contest! We will randomly select 3 winners on Friday, March 6th, and contact them via Facebook for a mailing address. About ...

Murdered homecoming queen Laura Palmer is coming home….well, on Blu-ray. Creators Mark Frost and David Lynch’s 1990-1991 cult TV series Twin Peaks, as well as the 1992 feature-length prequel Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, are being compiled into a ...

Radio Silence’s first feature length film, Devil’s Due hits shelves today on Blu-ray and DVD, from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. After chatting with the Radio Silence collective last week about the release, they were kind enough to send an ...

With the tagline, “You bring the pizza… I’ll bring the drill,” it’s obvious that Scream Factory’s latest Blu-ray is geared towards fans of campy ‘80s horror films that feature an equal amount of gore, scares, laughs, T&A, and bad dialogue. ...

Even though mainstream audiences know Sam Raimi as the man behind the internationally successful Spider-Man films, genre fans know him as a prolific master of gory, twisted horror, often conceived, and executed with a healthy dose of dark humor. However, ...

Director Kevin Tenney is a staple of 80s horror, having written and directed two of the most iconic films of the era: Witchboard (1986) and Night of the Demons (1988). Luring you in with their party atmospheres, both films are ...

The Russian auteur Andrei Tarkovsky is best known for the films he made in his home, the Soviet Union. Solaris (1972) and Stalker (1979) were a unique breed of science fiction and philosophy; his metaphysical stories unraveling as if revealed ...

In 1977, hot off major success with The French Connection and The Exorcist, William Friedkin set out to make a big-budget adaptation of the French novel Le Salaire de la peur. The film, Sorcerer, told the story of four men ...

Back when I was a kid, there were some movies I watched based solely on the title. Usually, this was because those titles were ‘titillating,’ to say the least, to my imagination. Creature From Black Lake (1976), The Island Of ...