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Arrow brings us a cult classic from the 70's. Is the film any good? What about the blu-ray?

Every month, Netflix giveth and they thanketh away. This is what is coming and going for the month of January.

Arrow Video releases one of the best box sets ever.

Arrow brings us another forgotten slasher and, while the blu-ray and features are fine, the film is pretty bad.

Does the Suicide Squad get redeemed by an extended version or is it just more of the same?

From the man who brought us Grizzly Man and Fitzcarldo brings us the story of one man's survival in a jungle few have been to.

Director Chris Columbus brings his expertise to the table as he tries to create another Young Adult franchise.

Three cuts of the film, plus a host of other special features. Australians know how to treat this film right.

Hello to All of My Readers, I hope that this day is finding you all well. I just wanted to give everyone an update on what is going here at The Big Movie House. First, I would like to thank each and every person who finds their way here. I am very grateful for the readers to pass through as well as the readers who keep coming back. I was looking at my stats the other day and I am very happy with the traffic that we have been getting. Second, I am doing away with the score cards. While I think that they look good and get the point across, they have become very cumbersome to use. They never go where I want them to and I think that it hurts the look of the review in the end. Instead I will be using a number system. The scores will stay the same: 4-great, 3-good, 2-ok, 1-crap, and 0-waste of time. There will also be .5s in between as well, so you will see a film score with a 3.5. The scores will also be placed right next to the subject being graded. So you will see: The Punishe

This film, a remake of the 1977 classic, was Disney's best film. Do they do film justice with this blu-ray or do they skimp on the goods?