Scapel is another film that I had never heard of before but was excited to see. Does it entertain or does it leave me wanting more?

Scream Factory brings us another classic horror film in the form of Misery. Loaded with features and a brand new 4K master, how does the film hold up today? Interview with director Rob Reiner (37m 9s, HD) Interview with special make-up artist Greg Nicotero (26m 12s, HD) Misery Loves Company (29m 53s, Upconv…

Is Brawl in Cell Block 99 a brutal triumph or does it get the beat down?

In 1996, the world was taken by storm with Scream , a fairly entertaining slasher film that tried really hard to be smart. Scream would start a new wave of slasher films, a subgenre that hadn’t seen a good day in years. After Scream we got I Know What You Did Last Summer , Urban Legend , Valentine and sequels to other f…

Some call Don't Torture A Duckling a "masterpiece". Lucio Fulci considers it his favorite of his films, but I can't say that I agree. Sure, the film is expertly made with a few scenes that hit really hard, but I can't say that it is Fulci's best film or even a "masterpiece". I still think that …

I am not that fond of Ronin. I was excited to see the film in the theater upon it's release in 1998. When I walked out of the theater I had mixed feelings. The film looked great, sounded great, had great actor doing great acting, and yet I found the film lackluster.

Even though very few saw the film in the theater, The Belko Experiment is very good film that surpassed my expectations and entertained me for an hour and a half. The film is funny, sad, horrific, violent, bloody, and poignant. It may not be an important film, but it sure as hell a damn good one.

Can Scream hit a homerun with this classic film? Find out after the break