Does this new edition from Arrow Video right the wrongs made on the Universal disc from a few years ago?

With the new film in the endlessly popular THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE series hitting Netflix this Friday, I decided to list out my rankings for THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE series, from Top to Bottom.

Arrow Video has gathered together 12 classic Shaw Brothers films in one gigantic boxset that will have fans jumping for joy.

I love Christmas time. I have ever since I was a kid. I think it has to do with the fact that my mother loved it too. There is just something magical about seeing all the houses decorated with lights and plastic reindeer on the lawn. There is a feeling that this time of year has that isn't replicated any other time of the year. …

Both Scream Factory and Arrow Video have now released John Carpenter's The Thing on blu-ray. We take a look at each of them and decide which release is the best overall.

We finally have a good release of the Stephen Chow classic, Forbidden City Cop, from the fine folks over at 88 Films and we are looking at the screenshots.

One of Jackie Chan's best films gets a brand new blu-ray from Warner Archive. Is it worth it or does it do more damage to the film's legacy than the last blu-ray?

Snake in the Eagle's Shadow is my favorite Jackie Chan film. It is filled with awesome fight scenes, lots of belly laughs, and one of the best soundtracks ever assembled for a film. 88 Films does a remarkable job bringing this film to blu-ray.

Warner Archive has really outdone themselves with this release. Amazing video and audio along with some great special features make this release a real treat for fans.