The 70's and the 80's were the golden time for made-for-tv movies with many of them being horror or thrillers. Snowbeast is one of the few made-for-tv films that have actually made their way to blu-ray and we take a look at this blu-ray release to see if it is worth your hard earned money.

Eureka Entertainment has done it again. They have given the love and care that a film like Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain deserves on blu-ray. We have a brand new restoration, multiple sound options, subtitles that aren't "dubtitles", and a nice selection of special features including the Export Cut of the fil…

Warner Brothers has released one of the best horror films of 2019 with Doctor Sleep and we take a look at the screenshots on this week's Screenshot Saturday.

On this installment of Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at the uncut version of the Hammer horror classic The Abominable Snowman, newly released by Scream Factory.

Om this installment of SCREENSHOT SATURDAY, we take a look at the brand new, brilliantly remastered, Mr. Nice Guy, from Warner Archive.

So how does this prequel to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre hold up? Play Feature with Alternate Ending (1h 28m, HD) There are two options for watching the film: the theatrical version and this alternate ending version. Without going into too much detail, the theatrical ending is a quick release type of ending. Somet…

Equinox...The Journey into the Supernatural isn't the best film out there, but it is a strong film with some great looking, homebrewed special effects that were created with love and for the craft. Equinox (1970) is a film re edited and added to without very much care nor talent. It is a fairly hollow experience.

Dario Argento considers Phenomena is favorite of the films that he has made. I have to agree with the man. The film is loaded with beautiful imagery and has enough scary moments to keep you on the edge of you seat. This set from Arrow includes three versions of the film plus some of the best special features of the year.

Arrow brings us a cult classic from the 70's. Is the film any good? What about the blu-ray?