The awesome 90s horror flick, Ghost in the Machine, makes its worldwide blu-ray debut with this German blu-ray.

Mallrats is a film that I love and the fine folks over at Arrow Video have put together a really nice package with this two-disc blu-ray set, filled with special features along with a nice remastered picture. Fans will love this set and they should because it is that good.

Did you miss out on Vinegar Syndrome's Vice Academy trilogy blu-ray release? Well, this Vice Academy trilogy set from France is almost exactly the same as the VS release (the transfers and special features are actually from VS) and it is a lot cheaper as well.

I put together this review back in January of this year and I never posted it for whatever reason. So, I am posting it for all of to read.

Warner Archive has really outdone themselves with this release. Amazing video and audio along with some great special features make this release a real treat for fans.

Trading Places is a comedy classic and Paramount has finally given the film the treatment it deserves with this wonderful blu-ray release.

Another video store classic from Retromedia in the form of Evil Spawn, a creature feature that is high on the three Bs (boobs, blood, and beast) and very entertaining.

Vinegar Syndrome packages two video store classics together in one kick ass double feature with Martial Law 1 and 2.

88 Films keeps doing the Lord's work by bringing us another early Jackie Chan film in the form of Shaolin Wooden Men. The film may not be all that great, but the blu-ray more than makes up for that.

For years, fans have had to suffer with the subpar Tremors blu-ray. Arrow Video has come to the rescue, giving the film the attention it deserves, breathing new life into this classic monster movie.

The "slasher boom" of the late 90's brought us a whole slew of slasher films, both good and bad. I Know What You Did Last Summer was the first to come out in the wake of the surprise success of Scream and is still one of the best known of the time. 88 Films has gathered all three film in the series together for the fir…

2020 was a trying year for everyone. Thankfully, we had blu-rays (and other media) to keep our minds off of what was going on in the world. Here are my favorite blu-ray and 4K blu-ray releases of 2020.

After years of waiting, Second Sight has finally released their Dawn of the Dead Limited Edition. Was it worth the wait? Yes! Yes, it was! Wow, was it ever worth the wait.

Lake Michigan Monster is the type of film that is destined to become a cult classic. The film has a way about it that I have never really seen before and there are some very funny moments throughout. Today, we take a look at the brand new blu-ray from Arrow Video.

The Douglas Trumbull sci-fi classic, Silent Running, comes to blu-ray in a wonderful edition boasting a brand new 4K restoration, along with new and old special features. Today, on Screenshot Saturday, we look at this new blu-ray from Arrow Video.

88 Films bring The Master, an often overlooked Jet Li film, to blu-ray with a brand new transfer, multiple sound options, and a nice selection of special features.

After almost thirty years of waiting, the most excellent duo of Bill S. Preston, Esq and Ted "Theodore" Logan, make their triumphant return to the movies with Bill and Ted Face the Music, one of our favorite films of 2020. Today, on Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at how the film turned out on DVD (sadly, no 4K release…

Escape from L.A. has finally gotten the attention it deserves and today, on Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at the 4K scan that was done for the Scream Factory blu-ray.

Today in The Import Corner, we take a look at the recent 88 Films blu-ray for the Jackie Chan cult classic Spiritual Kung Fu, the first comedy that Chan would make (before Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and Drunken Master).

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