Fans have been asking for a Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge physical release for decades now and Arrow Video has answered the call with three versions of the film and a host of worthwhile special features.

A forgotten slasher film has been given new life on blu-ray from the fine folks over at Arrow Video and we let you know if it's worth picking up.

Many consider this 2005 straight-to-video horror sequel the worst of Urban Legend film, but I think that it is the best. The film is pretty fun and has some really effective scenes.

Urban Legends: Final Cut should have been a good flick. A film set at a film school where a short film about urban legends is being made. There is so much promise, but it is squandered by a piss poor script with some really lazy direction.

Scream (1996) brought us a whole new wave of slasher films, the best of which is Urban Legend, a film that is very flawed, but is well made and created with a love for the genre. The characters may not be the best out there, but the filmmaking on display is impressive.

Roberta Findlay's Blood Sisters makes it long awaited blu-ray debut with a brand new 4K scan and some really worthwhile special features.

The "slasher boom" of the late 90's brought us a whole slew of slasher films, both good and bad. I Know What You Did Last Summer was the first to come out in the wake of the surprise success of Scream and is still one of the best known of the time. 88 Films has gathered all three film in the series together for the fir…

German company Alive has bundled together the A Nightmare on Elm Street documentary, Never Sleep Again, and the Heather Langenkamp doc, I Am Nancy, for one low price. Is it worth importing? Click on through to find out.

Scream Factory brings another long-awaited horror cult classic, April Fool's Day, to blu-ray and we take a look at it on this edition of Screenshot Saturday.

Scream Factory has been releasing some of their Roger Corman titles with brand new 4K restorations and Slumber Party Massacre is their latest. Come on in and check out the screenshots.

Arrow Video unearths another long-forgotten slasher film. Is the film a winner or one that probably should have been left to rot?

Arrow Video brings us another overlooked slasher film with Edge of the Axe. Is the film worth the treatment or does it feel like too little too late? Studio: Arrow Video Release Date: September 15th, 1989 (theatrical)                             January 28th, 2020 (blu-ray) Run Time: 91 mins Region Code: FREE Picture: …

Every year I make it a mission to find as many films I have never seen and watch them. Pretty simple, huh? That being said, I usually find that I like about half of those films each year, with a handful of that half being films that I will eventually talk about at the end of the year. This list is comprised of that handful of fil…