Blu-Ray and DVD
Another WolfCop is a Howling Good Time! [DVD Review]
Another WolfCop sees Lou Garou back for another round of alcohol-induced, lycanthropic crime fighting. Limbs will fly and arterial spray is the order of the day. In this second outing, Lou and the oth...
The Endless will Entertain and Challenge You for Endless Viewings [Review]
Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (interview) are big horror fans, and it shows in their third co-directed feature film, The Endless. They also star, playing brothers Justin and Aaron, who escaped what...
The Strangers: Prey at Night Takes the Franchise into Full on Slasher Territory
The Strangers: Prey at Night sees a family on a road trip stopping off for the night in a trailer park, only to find that they are being targeted by a trio of malevolent ‘strangers’ with murder on the...
Death Wish is Surprisingly Enjoyable [Blu-Ray Review]
Death Wish follows Dr. Paul Kersey, a family man who has always played by the rules. That is, until his wife and daughter are brutally attacked in a home invasion gone horribly wrong. Now, with nothin...
Blu-Ray Review: Insidious: The Last Key is a Satisfying Conclusion to the Franchise
This latest installment in the Insidious series goes back to psychic medium Elise Rainier’s earlier days. The film provides welcome backstory on Elise and introduces the viewer to her family, while al...
The Shape of Water is Visually Enchanting
Four Oscars achieved should be enough reason for you to watch The Shape of Water. Guillermo del Toro at the helm should further the assertion that you need to see this movie. But if these pearls don’t...
Children of the Corn: Runaway is a Surprising Step Up [Blu-Ray Review]
The Children of the Corn franchise has been suffering as long as it has been a franchise. The first movie has become a cult favorite, but definitely has its noticeable flaws. The sequels began an imme...
Blu-Ray Review: Ichi the Killer is a Stunning Restoration of One of Takashi Miike’s Best
Ichi the Killer is one of the most influential movies of the early 2000s. It is absolutely one of the standout films from director Takashi Miike, which says a lot, because he’s directed over 100 of th...
Day of the Dead: Bloodline [Blu Ray Review]
George A. Romero never cottoned to the use of the word “zombies” to describe the “ghouls” in his genre defining debut, Night of the Living Dead. As he wrote in his introduction to Nights of the Living...
