Dario Argento considers Phenomena is favorite of the films that he has made. I have to agree with the man. The film is loaded with beautiful imagery and has enough scary moments to keep you on the edge of you seat. This set from Arrow includes three versions of the film plus some of the best special features of the year.

Evil Ed is a film that is devoid of humor, except for a line or a bit here and there, and has developed a cult following that is hard to explain. Most films that develop cult followings are good films, but Evil Ed is anything but. The film is a slog to get through and when you do, you ask yourself "why?". "Why d…

The Phantasm Collection , from Well Go USA, is one of the best box sets on the market, with an embarrassment of riches in both the A/V department as well as the special features department. If only other horror franchises were as lucky as the Phantasm series, we would all be better off. Previous Days in the week of Phanta…

Well Go USA has done an impressive job so far with the Phantasm series. Can they end the disc based items with a bang or do they sing for the wall and miss completely? I know that reviewing this as a separate review might seem like am trying to make this week out to a full week (which I am because if I d…

Phantasm Ravager is film that I did not like very much, although it is better than Oblivion, it is a film that was made with a lot of heart and that goes a long way with me. The blu-ray from Well Go USA is great and gives the film a lot more meaning than one would gather during their first viewing.

Phantasm Oblivion is not a very good film, but it does boast some of the best special features in the entire Phantasm Collection. Previous Days of Phantasm Week: Day 1:  Phantasm (1979) Day 2:  Phantasm II (1988) Day 3:  Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead (1994) THE FEATURES ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Death is No Escape: The M…

Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead is a goofier film than the previous installments, but this helps the film find better footing than Phantasm II found. This is by far the funnest film in the series.

Phantasm II doesn't hold a candle to the first film, but does try to do its own thing. While it does not succeed all that well, one has to give them credit for trying. The fact that this film was made within the studio system is a miracle in and of itself Previous Day(s) in the Week of Phantasm: Day 1:  Phantas…