2025 was a pretty good year for movies but it also had it's fair share of stinkers. We saw Mel Gibson return to the director's chair for what is the worst film he has ever directed ( FLIGHT RISK ), an animated film "Inspired by a concept from Clive Barker" ( NIGHT OF THE ZOOPOCALYPSE ), and the final MISSION: IMPOS…

Announced as a secret title, Terror Vision brings the SOV movie, Dark Harvest, to blu-ray in fine form.

This Week's Haul sees another quartet of Laserdiscs featuring a slasher classic, an underrated John Carpenter flick, an action film everyone needs to see, and an X-rated martial arts classic.

Imprint Films has announced they are bringing the first two films in the beloved SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT series to 4K Blu-ray/Blu-ray in November.

Imprint Films has announced they are bringing Doug Mclean's WOLF CREEK to 4K Blu-ray this September.

A wannabe cult classic sees another Blu-ray release, this time in Germany. Is this release of Picking Up the Pieces (Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh) worthy of a purchase?

Via Vision has announced they are bringing horror releases to Blu-ray this May as Limited Edition. These Limited Editions feature hard box, lenticular packaging along with art cards. Each of these releases streets on May 28th, 2025.

2024 was a pretty great year for movies. We got some truly great horror flicks (THE FIRST OMEN, ALIEN: ROMULUS), some seriously funny comedies (BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE, HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS), and some exciting action movies (FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA, MONKEY MAN). This list gathers up the ones I loved the most, in the order of how much…

Cineverse brings the history-making slasher film, Terrifier 3, to blu-ray and it is kind of a letdown.

The 80s were a time for all different types of slasher films and Death Valley falls into that category. The film mixes a family getaway made-for-tv movie with a slasher film. Did Death Valley win over this critic?

Imprint Films brings Superstition, supernatural slasher film released during the "slasher boom" of the early 1980s, to Blu-ray in awesome fashion.

I put some words down about Dr. Giggles and talk about some memories I have of the film.

For the final 2023 list, I have saved the best for last, the best of the year that is. Here are my favorite ten films from 2023.

2023 was a pretty great year for physical media. We got so many great releases. We got SNAKE AND CRANE ARTS OF SHAOLIN ,  ICEMAN COMET ,  TWIN DRAGONS ,  and   BATTLECREEK BRAWL ,  from 88 Films,    SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE 1 and 2 ,  and   TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE: THE MOVIE  in 4K from Scream Factory, HOPPING MAD: THE MR. VAMPIRE SEQ…

My favorite list to make is the "Worst of" list which used to be really popular but seems to have become less so over the years (at least in mainstream media). This year there were a bunch of films that I didn't like along with a few I downright hated.

Arrow Video delivers yet another beautiful set with the Psycho Collection, which brings all four films (not the remake) to 4K blu-ray for the first time with spectacular results.

Two of the best shot-on-video movies I have ever seen, Attack of the Killer Refridgerator and The Hook of Woodland Heights, get a surprisingly nice blu-ray with a ton of special features that span the entire Media House Films filmography.

Dr. Giggles is one of my favorite slasher films from the 1990s and I was very excited when Scream Factory announced their blu-ray release. Does the release live up to the film?

I haven't done one of these in a while. I did a complete series rewatch of the HALLOWEEN series not too long ago and I decided to rank them. So, here is my ranking of the entire HALLOWEEN series, from Top to Bottom.

Scream Factory brings us a double feature of one of the best slasher films to come out of the 80s and its lesser sequel in glorious 4K.