2022 had some really great films and it was the first year since the start of the pandemic that felt like a real year for films. We still had a lot of straight-to-streaming films, but we also had a ton of really great theatrical films as well. Here is my list of the “Best Films of 2022”

The 1988 Jackie Chan/Sammo Hung/Yuen Biao flick, Dragons Forever, has finally been given the treatment it deserves from the fine folks over at 88 Films. Read our review to find out more. This review has been updated to include our thoughts on 88 Films' 4K Blu-ray release.

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…

Kevin Smith has given us his most emotional film yet with Clerks III and Lionsgate has given us an awesome 4K blu-ray release with tons of special features and great picture and audio.

Another Fred Olen Ray film has hit blu-ray and this is cause for celebration. Here we have a group of sorority babes who are trying to humiliate a new pledge. This is Fred Olen Ray at his finest.

Eureka Video brings us another Sammo Hung horror/comedy/martial arts film with The Dead and the Deadly and we take a look at the blu-ray.

In this prequel to the box office hit, X, we learn about how the old woman in X became the killer she was.

For those who didn't grow up during THE VIDEO STORE DAYS, VHS has taken on a sigma of "looking bad", but for those who did grow up during that time, VHS always looked good. So, was VHS really that bad?

Ladies and Gentlemen, we might have The Best Blu-ray Release of 2022 with this set from Severin Films. 20 movies, tons of special features, and some of the best packaging on the planet gives us one outstanding package.

Joe Dante's solo feature film directorial debut finds its way to 4K blu-ray with a brand new transfer and plenty of special features.

When it came to video stores, they came in every size possible. From huge stores like your local Blockbuster or Hollywood Video to the small stores found in your local grocery store or gas station, the video store didn't need a lot of room to stock the films you were looking for.

88 Films brings us Righting Wrongs to blu-ray with four versions of the film and countless extras. This is a beautiful edition of the film that fans will love.

Rumble in the Bronx was the first film I saw starring Jackie Chan. It was this film and Snake in the Eagle's Shadow that turned me into a lifelong Jackie Chan fan.

We have waited a long time for this, the final showdown between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. This is 44 years in the making. Was it worth it or should you skip all together?

The Police Story films are some of the best films Jackie Chan has made and Eureka! has brought the first three films to 4K blu-ray in this awesome package with tons of special features.

After months of fear and wild speculation, Rob Zombies love letter to the Munsters tv show finally makes it's debut. Is the film as bad as the trailer would make it out to be or was the trailer just done poorly? Studio: Universal Release Date: September 27th, 2022 (video premiere) Run Time: 1 hour 49 minutes 37 seconds Region…

Two gothic horror films, brought to the present day, have landed on blu-ray in this all new collection. We have the screenshots.

Two classic kung fu flicks featuring Angela Mao have made their way to blu-ray courtesy of Eureka Entertainment. Is this set worth picking? Read our review to find out.

Robin Hood at Hammer collects three Robin Hood films together along with some very worthwhile special features in this beautiful release.

88 Films debuts their first 4K blu-ray release with one of the best martial arts action films to come out of the 90's, Drive.

Space Truckers finally gets a blu-ray release here in the States. Is the blu-ray worth the money or is it a bust?

One of the last great Argento films gets the 4K treatment from Synapse Films