Imprint Films brings Superstition, supernatural slasher film released during the "slasher boom" of the early 1980s, to Blu-ray in awesome fashion.

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.

Scream Factory brings us a double feature of one of the best slasher films to come out of the 80s and its lesser sequel in glorious 4K.

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.

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

Megaforce has a reputation for being not only one of the worst films ever made, but also one of the biggest box office bombs of the 80s. Does the film live up to the reputation and does the blu-ray help dispel this reputation?

Troma has given us three of the first four comedies that they produced on blu-ray, but is this set worth picking up, or is it a dog of a release?  Studio: Troma Release Date: September 17th, 1982 (Waitress!)                                   January 1983 (Stuck on You!)                                   November 1983 (The First Tur…

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.

The Beastmaster has been a long time coming with people waiting for the film to get a North American blu-ray release since the format started. Vinegar Syndrome has come to the rescue with this wonderful edition of the film.

The futuristic Japanese cult classic, Burst City, is coming to blu-ray from Arrow Video and we have the screenshots.

Dragon Lord was the second film that Jackie Chan directed for Golden Harvest and 88 Films has given the film its proper due with this wonderful release. We take a look at it on this week's Screenshot Saturday. Studio: 88 Films Release Date: January 21st, 1982 (theatrical) / August 10th, 2020 (blu-ray) Run Time: 1 hour 36 mi…