Every once in a while I like to go over my collection and just stare at what I have bought. With the death of the video store (which was really done in with the death of Family Video in February of 2021.), we really have no other place to rent and buy DVDs and blu-rays.

She Came from the Woods is a slasher film that came out of nowhere and actually got to play in theaters. Is it any good or does it shit the bed?

It is that time of year again when we gather together a few lists of what we consider to be the best and worst of the year. This list is comprised of the worst films I saw in 2022. This year was surprisingly not too bad with not that many films that I considered the worst of the year. That is why the list is so short. There were mor…

Another video store staple, Hell High, has gotten a beautiful blu-ray from the fine folks over at Arrow Video and we have the screenshots.

X is an original horror film from writer/director Ti West, who gave us House of the Devil and The Innkeepers. Is the film worth the time or is it a slow burn bore?

The Foo Fighters made a horror film in secret during the Pandemic and it is pretty good. It reminds us of Rock 'n Roll Nightmare from the 80s.

The Yuen Woo-ping / Yuen Biao martial slasher (?) classic, Dreadnaught, hits blu-ray and have the screenshots.

After a few disastrous test screenings, Legendary Pictures sold the rights to TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE to Netlfix. Was it the right thing to do or would this have been a box office smash?

2021 was not a great year for film. You would have figured that with movie theaters opening back up and the streaming services upping their output, that we would have had a pretty decent year. I mean, there were some great movies (see list below), but it was a year with a ton of misfires and just bad films. I have already covered th…

I love Christmas time. I have ever since I was a kid. I think it has to do with the fact that my mother loved it too. There is just something magical about seeing all the houses decorated with lights and plastic reindeer on the lawn. There is a feeling that this time of year has that isn't replicated any other time of the year. …

Boardinghouse is one of those films that you see once and will never ever forget. Slasher // Video did a great job with their DVD, but AGFA + Bleeding Skull! wanted to top what they did, and they do with certain caveats.

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…