I have said this many times before, but 1995 is my favorite film year of all time. I know, I know. What about 1982? What about 2008? What about 1999? All good years but none of them hold a candle to 1995, in my book.  Why 1995? Well, 1995 saw the release of a ton of films that would become beloved by me. STRANGE DAYS , SUDDEN DEATH …

2004 saw the release of one of my favorite teenage sex comedies, The Girl Next Door. Roger Ebert hated the film. Was he right?

While the Evil Bong series doesn't get the epic send off you would expect from the film's title, it does get a good Blu-ray release.

Another one of my favorite Full Moon Entertainment's films has been given a rather nice Blu-ray release.

One of my favorite Full Moon Entertainment films finally gets a Blu-ray release and it is a damn good one.

Fans have been begging Fred Olen Ray for a Blu-ray (hell, even a DVD at this point) and he has delivered, giving us this "German Import" with decent enough picture but lossless sound.

I have been doing this site for 10 years, as of today (4/16/2026), and I wanted to take a look back at my collecting history.

Another year, another Shaw Brothers box set from Arrow Video. This time around, the  set focuses mostly on horror films from the  late 70s and early 80s. This is a great set that belongs in any martial arts fan ’ s collection.

My favorite film of all time, Hard Boiled, finally gets the home video release it deserves, from Arrow Video and The Big Movie House has the review

In 1986, Chuck Norris tried his hand at a kids TV show with Karate Kommandos. It did not work but it is worth checking out.

A beautiful location and interesting story can't save this film completely but it is worth a watch nonetheless. The Blu-ray is is a worthy addition to the collection even if the film isn't to everyone's liking.

Crash and Burn is one of Full Moon Features' (then Full Moon Entertainment) first films and it is better than you might think it is.

Two Cold-War propaganda films are given the royal Blu-ray treatment by Film Masters.

Roger Corman's first film as a producer, Monster from the Ocean Floor, comes to Blu-ray, from Film Masters, with a brand new 4K restoration and a lot of worthwhile special features.

Our favoite film of 2025, Jimmy and Stiggs, makes it 4K Blu-ray debut from the brand new boutique blu-ray label, The Horror Section, and they have done an amazing job with it.

2025 was a pretty good year for movies but it also had it's fair share of stinkers. We saw Mel Gibson return to the director's chair for what is the worst film he has ever directed ( FLIGHT RISK ), an animated film "Inspired by a concept from Clive Barker" ( NIGHT OF THE ZOOPOCALYPSE ), and the final MISSION: IMPOS…

It's that time of year again. Time to list out our favorite home video releases of 2025.

Announced as a secret title, Terror Vision brings the SOV movie, Dark Harvest, to blu-ray in fine form.