Arrow Video releases one of the best blu-ray sets of 2023 with Enter the Video: Empire of Screams, which brings together five classics from the legendary Empire Pictures and loads this set with a ton of special features.

For years, fans were begging for a director's cut of the Albert Pyun / Jean Claude Van Damme classic, Cyborg, and the good folks over at DigiDreams have finally given us Pyun's director's cut.

Studio: Edel Germany GmbH  Release Date: December 23rd, 1992 (video premiere) / March 18th, 2016 (blu-ray) Run Time: 1 hour 37 minutes 50 seconds Region Code: No. Discs: 1 (blu-ray) Picture: 1080p (1.78:1 aspect ratio) Sound: German Dolby Digital 2.0 / English Dolby Digital 2.0 Subtitles: No Slipcover: No Digital Copy: No St…

DigiDreams brings the final film in the original Nemesis cycle with City of Angels or Death Angel or Cry of Angels to blu-ray and the results are pleasing.

The third film in Albert Pyun's sci-fi series is pretty good and the blu-ray gives some nice special features.

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?

The sequel to the video store classic Nemesis makes its way to blu-ray with two versions of the film and an assortment of worthwhile special features.

If you grew up in the 90s, you know the cover for Nemesis, but probably never watched it. Now, the film has made it's way to blu-ray so there is no reason to miss out on it again.

Three years ago, Eureka! gave us the definitive blu-ray release of the Hong Kong horror/comedy/martial arts classic, Mr. Vampire. Now, they have given us "almost" all of the sequels that came along following the success of the original.

Anyone who calls themselves a movie lover has a favorite movie theater. One that they have fond memories of.

American Cyborg: Steel Warrior (or as the title card says: Steel American Cyborg Warrior) was a staple of the video store in the 90s and DigiDreams has brought it to blu-ray.

Digidreams gives us another Video Store Classic with The Demolitionist, a film that had so much potential but never really embraces its wackiness.

Umbrella unleashes the 'stach with five of Burt Reynolds most entertaining films and collects them in one awesome blu-ray set. This is a must-own for Reynolds fans.

German company Digidreams brings us one of PM Entertainment's most exciting films, Hologram Man, to blu-ray with many of the trappings that plague the studio's other releases, though not as bad.

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.

In this installment of THE VIDEO STORE DAYS, we look back at where and why the UNRATED VERSION became big and popular during the adolescent years of DVD.

Is it time to rejoice that there is a new Evil Dead film in theaters or should you skip and watch the original films?

Warner Archive outdoes itself with this wonderful presentation of one of the only two films shot in the Cinerama format.

There is a lot of hate going around and I talk about it.