Studio: Warner Brothers Release Date: December 25th, 1993 (theatrical) / September 12th, 2023 Run Time: 1 hour 16 minutes 27 seconds Region Code: FREE Disc Count: 1 (BD-66) Picture: 1080p (1.85:1 aspect ratio) Sound:  English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1,  English DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0,  French Dolby Digital 2.0,  Spanish Dolby Dig…

Studio: Arrow Video Release Date: February 9th, 1979 (theatrical) / December 19th, 2023 Run Time: 1 hour 33 minutes 9 seconds (theatrical) /  Region Code: FREE Disc Count: 2 (2 BD-100s) Picture: 2160p (1.85:1 aspect ratio) (theatrical), 2160p (1.78:1) 2005 version) Sound:   English LPCM 1.0, English DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0, Dolb…

One of the first horror films of the 90s makes its 4K debut courtesy of Scream Factory

Arrow Video has such sights to show us with this lovely set that brings the Cenobites into 4K.

Troma makes the leap to 4K with this collection of the four Toxic Avenger films.

Arrow Video delivers yet another beautiful set with the Psycho Collection, which brings all four films (not the remake) to 4K blu-ray for the first time with spectacular results.

Ghoulies, the monster film with one of the most infamous posters of all time, gets a really nice 4K release from MVD

At long last, we get Bruce Lee in 4K and Arrow Video has gone above and beyond with this set with each film being presented in multiple versions along with tons of special features. This is the set to end all Bruce Lee sets.

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.

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.

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.