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 ...
Read More »Classic Horror on Disc: ‘The Body Snatcher’ (1945) — Scream Factory
Disc Details Scream Factory, 2019. Region A. Feature: 78 mins. Aspect ratio 1.33:1. Previous Region A/Region 1 Disc Editions Warner. 2005. DVD. (A double feature with I Walked with a Zombie.) The Movie The Body Snatcher is the penultimate film ...
Read More »Classic Horror on Blu: ‘Plague of the Zombies’
THE MOVIE Produced in 1966 by England’s legendary Hammer Films, The Plague of the Zombies was shot back-to-back with The Reptile by director John Gilling, using the same sets and locations. Period horrors set in Cornwall, these two “Cornish horrors” ...
Read More »Bubba Ho-Tep Blu-ray Details Arrive From Scream Factory
These are busy times for director Don Coscarelli with the Phantasm 4K reissue and Phantasm: Ravager hitting the streets and now the final word on the long-awaited Scream Factory treatment for Bubba Ho-Tep – it’s a good time to be ...
Read More »Scream Factory Rolls Out Specs For Their Two-Disc Collector’s Edition Of THE THING
Just last week the fine folks at Scream Factory broke the news that they would be giving fans the definitive edition of John Carpenter’s THE THING with a two-disc Blu-ray Collector’s set and they have wasted no time in getting ...
Read More »Director Mark Pavia Returns With Fender Bender
Mark Pavia – does that name ring a bell? It should – Mark directed Night Flier – an often overlooked adaptation of the Stephen King story by the same name. A great little film that if you haven’t yet checked ...
Read More »Scream Factory Rolls Out The Details For Their Two Disc Collectors Edition of The Return Of The Living Dead
There is no denying the iconic status of Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 zombie romp The Return of the Living Dead, a classic if ever there was one and although many editions of the flick have found their way to the fans ...
Read More »The Guardian (US Blu-ray review)
For years William Friedkin maintained that, despite all other opinions, his 1973 film The Exorcist was not a horror movie. “I thought it was a film about the mystery of faith … but I didn’t set out to make a ...
Read More »The House Where Evil Dwells/Ghost Warrior (US Blu-ray review)
While the samurai film has its trappings as far back as the silent era, the genre received a major critical and populist push around and after WWII, when filmmakers like Kenji Mizoguchi and Akira Kurosawa began re-envisioning and expanding the ...
Read More »Over Your Dead Body (US Blu-ray review)
Takashi Miike is one of the most prolific filmmakers working today. Barreling close to 100 releases in his 55 years, Miike has found a way to work his vision into a wealth of diverse genres. While his 1999 cerebral horror ...
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