Another little-seen film gets a nice dvd release from the American Genre Film Archive (AGFA).

Mill Creek brings us one of the most beloved, cheesy 80's films to blu-ray for the first time. How does the disc stack up?

Does Hell Night live up to the hype that has been brewing over the last few years or is it a film that deserves its own hell night?

Re-Animator is one of the best horror films ever made. Does it's sequel, Bride of Re-Animator do its predecessor proud?

Was Freddy vs. Jason worth the wait or do we just want Freddy and Jason to go away?

Commentary with co-writers and co-directors George Dugdale and Peter Litten Audio Interview with composer Harry Manfredini featuring Isolated Music and FX Selections Michael Felsher, who produced the special features for this blu-ray, starts out the track talking about how the original master …

Note: This review spoils the ending to Psycho II.

The Dead Next Door is a passion project from a filmmaker who didn't care about the fame or the money. He just wanted to make a horror film that he could show around town. He not only did this, but he got his entire town (Arkin, Ohio) to get in on the action and be a part of the film as it was being made.

Lionsgate has finally given the fans what they have been asking for for the longest time: An unrated version of Return of the Living Dead 3 in 1080p. With the Vestron Collector's Series, Lionsgate has done just that.

Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. may not be the best Troma film ever (I am looking at you Tromeo and Juliet), but that doesn't make it a bad film. It still has enough going for it to make it an entertaining film.

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 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…