The Beastmaster has been a long time coming with people waiting for the film to get a North American blu-ray release since the format started. Vinegar Syndrome has come to the rescue with this wonderful edition of the film.

Lake Michigan Monster is the type of film that is destined to become a cult classic. The film has a way about it that I have never really seen before and there are some very funny moments throughout. Today, we take a look at the brand new blu-ray from Arrow Video.

Today in The Import Corner, we take a look at the recent 88 Films blu-ray for the Jackie Chan cult classic Spiritual Kung Fu, the first comedy that Chan would make (before Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and Drunken Master).

The Last Starfighter was the first film to feature extensive CGI work throughout the film. Does this makes this a good film? No. The film isn't all that great, but it does make the film an interesting watch from a historical perspective.

Sci-fi junkies and Japanese film fans will probably like this film. I did not. I found it boring and dull. Arrow has given the film a really nice blu-ray that fans of the film will love.

Tempe Digital is at it again, bringing us one of the all time classics in the form of Skinned Alive. This Ultimate Edition is packed with special features along with a brand new 2K scan that will make fans drool.

Shout! Factory brings us another double dose of Roger Corman in the form of Caged Heat! and Jackson County Jail, two Corman classics making their blu-ray debut. Check out our review to see if they are worth the purchase.

88 Films continues their trek to remaster every Jackie Chan film they can get their hands on with The Fearless Hyena, the first film that Jackie Chan ever directed. Click on through to check out our review. Studio: 88 Films Release Date: February 17th, 1979 (theatrical) / August 10th, 2020 (blu-ray) Runtime: 1 hour 37 minutes 47 …

Arrow Video brings to blu-ray this oft-overlooked, Dwight H. Little-directed, Bloodstone, an adventure film in the same vein as Romancing the Stone. Today, Screenshot Saturday takes a look the blu-ray release.

Arrow Video has brought the 90's cable staple Black Rainbow to blu-ray. Is it worth the price? Check out our review.