Greydon Clark's Satan's Cheerleaders is one of those films that you rent because of the title and then are disappointed when the film didn't live up to the title. The film does have some things going for it, but they are few and far between. Still, the film is campy as hell and can be fun.

Zack Snyder is a polarizing director. While he has many, many fans, he also has just as many detractors. One thing that everyone can agree on is that he can make a scene or an actor shine. Snyder’s films are always beautiful, but a lot of times this beauty comes at the expense of story and characters. Style of substance is t…

Commentary with co-writers and co-directors George Dugdale and Peter Litten Audio Interview with composer Harry Manfredini featuring Isolated Music and FX Selections Michael Felsher, who produced the special features for this blu-ray, starts out the track talking about how the original master …

J.D.'s Revenge is a fine example of the "possession" subgenre of horror that kicked off with The Exorcist in 1973. While the film isn't overtly scary, there are many thrills to be found.

The third Bruce Lee film gets the 4K restoration that it deserves. Does the rest of the disc hold up?

976-Evil is not a good film. The film makes very little sense, the pacing is all over the place, and film is pretty tame, even by 1989's standards. That being said, the blu-ray is pretty solid especially in the video and audio department. Alternate Home Video Version (1h 44m, SD, 1.33:1) When 976-Evil wa…