The sequel to the video store classic Nemesis makes its way to blu-ray with two versions of the film and an assortment of worthwhile special features.

If you grew up in the 90s, you know the cover for Nemesis, but probably never watched it. Now, the film has made it's way to blu-ray so there is no reason to miss out on it again.

Three years ago, Eureka! gave us the definitive blu-ray release of the Hong Kong horror/comedy/martial arts classic, Mr. Vampire. Now, they have given us "almost" all of the sequels that came along following the success of the original.

Anyone who calls themselves a movie lover has a favorite movie theater. One that they have fond memories of.

American Cyborg: Steel Warrior (or as the title card says: Steel American Cyborg Warrior) was a staple of the video store in the 90s and DigiDreams has brought it to blu-ray.

Digidreams gives us another Video Store Classic with The Demolitionist, a film that had so much potential but never really embraces its wackiness.

Umbrella unleashes the 'stach with five of Burt Reynolds most entertaining films and collects them in one awesome blu-ray set. This is a must-own for Reynolds fans.

German company Digidreams brings us one of PM Entertainment's most exciting films, Hologram Man, to blu-ray with many of the trappings that plague the studio's other releases, though not as bad.

I haven't done one of these in a while. I did a complete series rewatch of the HALLOWEEN series not too long ago and I decided to rank them. So, here is my ranking of the entire HALLOWEEN series, from Top to Bottom.

In this installment of THE VIDEO STORE DAYS, we look back at where and why the UNRATED VERSION became big and popular during the adolescent years of DVD.

Is it time to rejoice that there is a new Evil Dead film in theaters or should you skip and watch the original films?

Warner Archive outdoes itself with this wonderful presentation of one of the only two films shot in the Cinerama format.

There is a lot of hate going around and I talk about it.

88 Films brings the very interesting Iceman Cometh to blu-ray with all the bells and whistles that we have come to expect from the label and we take a look at it.

In this installment of T HE VIDEO STORE DAYS , I talk about "Director's Cuts" and my memories of how I discovered them and a bunch of different ones that have come along in my life.

Scream Factory brings us a double feature of one of the best slasher films to come out of the 80s and its lesser sequel in glorious 4K.

Every once in a while I like to go over my collection and just stare at what I have bought. With the death of the video store (which was really done in with the death of Family Video in February of 2021.), we really have no other place to rent and buy DVDs and blu-rays.

There are many people out there who chastise people for having nostalgia for Blockbuster Video or Hollywood Video. Is it wrong to have nostalgia for these video stores?

She Came from the Woods is a slasher film that came out of nowhere and actually got to play in theaters. Is it any good or does it shit the bed?

88 Films goes back to one of their earliest Hong Kong cinema blu-ray releases with spectacular results.

Each and every year, like most collectors, I make a ton of purchases. I am always on the lookout for the best deals and the films that I really like. I do make a lot of "blind buys" and some of them turn out to be great buy but not all of them. Anyway, this is my list of the ten purchases I made that I love more than rest …

Australian home media company Imprint Films gives what is arguably the definitive edition of the 1953 sci-fi classic, The War of the Worlds with this 4K blu-ray release.

On January 4th, my father passed away from complications due to dementia. My father was a great man. He cared about his family and would do anything for us. I have a few stories to tell.

If ever there was an underdog story within the horror/slasher genre, Terrifier 2 would be that film. Made on a budget of $250,000, it made $10 million. We need more films like this to show Hollywood that they don't need to spend all the money only to make a little of it back.