Troma has announced that they will be brining Rednecks, directed by John Birmingham, to blu-ray on April 10th. John Birmingham's Rednecks brings together a pack of southern loving friends to experience an adventure like you've never seen before! As many of them aspire to be musicians, this band of country fried comrad…

Troma has announced that they are bringing Grindsploitation Trilogy, a two-disc set featuring over six hours of content, to blu-ray on April 10th. With 3X the gore, sex, blood, and violence, the Grindsploitation Trilogy is an abundance of faux film trailers, short films, and nostalgic features harkening back to the era of exp…

Every year we get some very unique blu-ray packagings. Some blu-rays come in steelbooks, while others come in digibooks. There is no shortage of different packagings especially if you are region-free. If you are, you might be able to get your favorite blu-ray as a mediabook, steelbook, digipack in other countries, while that blu-…

At the end of every month (used to be the middle of the month), Arrow Video announces a month's worth of upcoming titles, three months ahead of time. This being January, Arrow announced their April line up and, while there are many titles to choose from, the titles that are there are really good. From Dario Arge…

Lionsgate has announced that they will be bringing the much-delayed Children of the Corn: Runaway to DVD, Blu-ray, and Digital HD on March 13th. Children of the Corn: Runaway tells the story of young, pregnant Ruth, who escapes a murderous child cult in a small Midwestern town. She spends the next decade living anonymously i…

Every year there are the films that we find to be the best of the year and the films we find are the worst of the year. Here are five films that I may or may not have liked, but I was disappointed with them for one reason or another. These films are presented in alphabetical order. 78/52 Alfred Hitchcock has to be a filmm…

Mill Creek brings us one of the most beloved, cheesy 80's films to blu-ray for the first time. How does the disc stack up?