1958’s Attack of the 50 Foot Woman stomps onto Blu-ray
The 1958 camp classic looks better than it ever did… continue reading
Horror
Knock at the Cabin Review :: Knock at the Cabin makes an apocalyptic promise
But can it deliver on that promise?… continue reading
V/H/S/99 keeps the fun rolling
The latest entry in the ‘V/H/S’ franchise meets the expectations that fans have for the series… continue reading
Halloween Ends Review :: Halloween Ends brings the series to a conclusion
‘Halloween Ends’ does resolve the Laurie and Michael issue but the film is sure to divide the fans… continue reading
Prey is easily the most badass & powerful Predator movie since the original
‘Prey’ is the only Predator sequel that is any good, but it’s so good it may even surpass the original classic… continue reading
Nope earns a big yep
While it all may not come together, ‘Nope’ is still a riveting film… continue reading
The Black Phone capitalizes on your real life fears
Stranger danger has never been so scary… continue reading
Firestarter has a spark but fails to ignite
Competent leads and a great score make this remake barely watchable… continue reading
It’s a Dickens of a whodunit in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Kino Lorber delivers a fine presentation of this little known film… continue reading
Scream returns with a hyper-meta sequel that will likely delight fans
‘Scream’ delights in a self-referential tale that will be mostly confusing for newtimers… continue reading
The Beta Test punctures the Hollywood alpha male and then sets him on fire
‘The Beta Test’ is that rare “Oh, that Hollywood!” movie that actually delivers on its promise… continue reading
Vincent Price isn’t alone in The Last Man On Earth
Price stars in an American horror film, Italian style… continue reading
The Comedy of Terrors is a mixed bag but looks great on Blu-ray
Four cinema legends team up to scare us silly… continue reading
Poe’s The Raven flies to Blu-ray
Three horror greats deliver a hoot of a good time… continue reading
Halloween Kills is more trick than treat
The film suffers from ‘Second Chapter Syndrome’… continue reading