Ambition is what Visual Vengeance is known for, and it’s on full display with their recent release of the 1984 martial arts fantasy/adventure, Furious.
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Visual Vegeance are what we would consider experts in this arena of B-movies, and their latest release of “Dinosaur Valley Girls” is a testament to the beauty and the burden of the B-movie.
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Unearthed Films have dipped their toes in the 4K UHD waters for the first time for their release of “Evilenko,” which is both written and directed by David Grieco. Is this true crime adaptation more fact or more fiction?
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Jeff Lieberman's LSD Horror Classic, "BLUE SUNSHINE" Makes its North American Debut on 4K UHD from Synapse Films this April, details inside!
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Unearthed Films has made a literal business out of releasing some of the most challenging or “extreme” horror films out there, and there is no better example than “Feed,” from Director Brett Leonard. Is this extreme horror going to tide you over or leave you hungry for more?
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One title that straddled the generational divide is Troma’s short-lived, “Toxic Crusaders: The Series” which they’ve just released in HD for the first time ever. Is this childhood memory worth remembering?
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The US isn’t the only country to dabble in the horrors of reality, and in 1969 Teruo Ishii released the anthology film, “Love & Crime” which honed in on Japanese true crime stories mostly committed by women. Now, for the first time on Blu-Ray outside of Japan, 88 Films has brought this little-known film to the masses, but does it satiate our Western thirst or leave us still parched?
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Yasuzō Masumura’s Play It Cool Makes its Global Debut, Renny Harlin’s Deep Blue Sea and Lucio Fulci’s Don’t Torture a Duckling Arrive on 4K
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On the list of weirdest movies ever we’d like to add, “Abruptio” from Writer / Director Evan Marlowe and recently released by the revived Anchor Bay Entertainment. Is this the kind of weird you want to add to your collection?
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When we think of legacies in genre work, it is impossible not to think of Shelley Duvall and her contribution as Wendy in Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining,” as well as a larger body of work in and out of genre film. Her final starring role is in Scott Goldberg’s “The Forest Hills,” a psychological thriller/horror film about mental health and werewolves, but will it make us howl for more?
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Radiance Films knows what cinephiles want, and has released the lesser-known Japanese avant-garde film “Dogra Magra.” Is this a release worthy of a space on every collector’s shelf?
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One of the first VV releases of the season is Philip Cook’s “Despiser,” which is getting its first-ever Blu-Ray release with all the fixings you’ve come to know and love about Visual Vengeance. Is this another SOV curiosity to add to your collection?
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“Sprial” the feature directorial debut of actor Joel David Moore and his collaboration with a younger Adam Green now has a new Blu-Ray release from Ronin Flix. Is this early career film a diamond in the rough?
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One horror anthology that has been left in the gray area of film availability ever since 2013 is “The Profane Exhibit.” And leave it to our sick friends over at Unearthed Films to carry the torch of transgression proudly as they bring this lost anthology film to Blu-ray for the first time. Is this anthology worth the wait, or more filler and less killer?
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On September 10th, VCI Entertainment presents Dark Night of the Scarecrow, and its 40-years-in-the-making sequel, Dark Night of the Scarecrow 2, bundled together in a Dark Night of the Scarecrows 1 & 2: Ultimate Collector’s Edition on 4K UHD and Blu-ray, packed with special features.
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Not all innovation succeeds, even after the fact, and while these misses may not work entirely they are always fascinating pieces of art to observe. Something very fitting for today’s coverage in the crypt of Arrow Video’s Blu-Ray of Pandemonium. Is this innovation cult classic worthy, or merely forgetting experimentation?
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In 1974, 1 year before the “official” end of the Vietnam War Canadian filmmaker Bob Clark directed Deathdream. Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Blue Underground has issued a new 4K UHD / Blu-Ray restoration of their previous 2017 release and we can all only hope to look as good as this disc does at 50. And despite its age, “Deathdream” still maintains a prolific role in a niche part of the horror genre.
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Eureka Entertainment’s Masters of Cinema series debuts its inaugural release of The Cat and the Canary. Do you dare challenge your own tastes and perceptions for the benefit of historical context and understanding?
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Perhaps it is time we re-expand our horizons and give ghosts another chance, which is why we are taking in Nacho Cerdà’s 2006 supernatural horror film, The Abandoned. Now with a slick new special edition from Unearthed Films will this scare us into believing in supernatural horror or remind us why we don’t?
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Released by Unearthed Films, México Bárbaro II is a collection of stories from South of the US Border that focuses on the unique mythologies and legends of the culture. Are these stories even scarier in Spanish, or do they fail to connect regardless of language and location?
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