Another Fred Olen Ray film has hit blu-ray and this is cause for celebration. Here we have a group of sorority babes who are trying to humiliate a new pledge. This is Fred Olen Ray at his finest.

We finally have 1995's Jack-O on blu-ray, after what has felt like forever. Was it worth the wait?

Tempe Digital is at it again with this killer blu-ray for their 1997 video store classic, Bloodletting. This blu-ray is jammed packed with bonus features including multiple commentary tracks.

I put together this review back in January of this year and I never posted it for whatever reason. So, I am posting it for all of to read.

Vinegar Syndrome packages two video store classics together in one kick ass double feature with Martial Law 1 and 2.

Tim Thomerson shrinks down to size to play a being no bigger than a doll and does it with all the badassery that we have come to expect from the man who brought Jack Deth to life.

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

Warlock is definitely a product of the 80's (even though the film wasn't released until 1991) Lots of witchcraft going on and the effects remind us of the 80's. The film is really good and I can recommended it wholeheartedly. The sequels, on the other hand, are awful. The second one has some good ideas hampered with ba…

Phantasm Oblivion is not a very good film, but it does boast some of the best special features in the entire Phantasm Collection. Previous Days of Phantasm Week: Day 1:  Phantasm (1979) Day 2:  Phantasm II (1988) Day 3:  Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead (1994) THE FEATURES ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Death is No Escape: The M…

Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead is a goofier film than the previous installments, but this helps the film find better footing than Phantasm II found. This is by far the funnest film in the series.