Friday nights. We all love them. The workweek is over and it is time to do whatever we want for the next few days before the dreaded Monday decides to crash the party. Whether you are a kid or an adult, Fridays will always be the best day of the week. Fridays during The Video Store Days were wonderful if you were under the …

Well Go USA finishes out the Ip Man series in fine fashion with Ip Man 4: The Finale. While the :special features are a bit lacking, the picture and sound more than make up for this with the film's Dolby Atmos track really steals the show here.

Umbrella Entertainment gives us the final two films in the Death Wish series, Death Wish 4: The Crackdown and Death Wish V: The Face of Death, in a nice and easy double feature.

Scream Factory brings another long-awaited horror cult classic, April Fool's Day, to blu-ray and we take a look at it on this edition of Screenshot Saturday.

Many times throughout our lives we have not started a series with the first film, but with what was the most recent entry at the time. With many series, especially horror, you can jump in at any point and be safe in the knowledge that you don’t really need to be caught up to understand and enjoy what is going on. This edition of …

On today's edition of The Video Store Days, we take a look at some of the unsung horror films from the 1990's. Some of these may be very familiar to you, some not, but these are just a sampling of the many 90's horror films that I think every horror fan should see.

In 2017, Well Go USA released The Phantasm Collection, a box set that included all five Phantasm films and loaded with special features. In 2019, they released The Phantasm Sphere Collection, which adds more to the already plentiful amount of special features from the first set plus a new scan of Phantasm II. Is it worth buying a…

RLJE Films has given us what I think is the best film of 2020 (so far) and today, on Screenshot Saturday, we are looking the blu-ray they recently released.

As a kid who came into his own in the 90's, Full Moon Entertainment was a Godsend. Come with me as I recount some of my memories of Full Moon and their films.

On this edition of Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at the gorgeous blu-ray of Frankenstein Created Woman, from Scream Factory.

In this first entry of The Video Store Days, I take a trip down memory lane to talk about what the first R-rated horror film I ever saw was and how that film became my first.