Both Scream Factory and Arrow Video have now released John Carpenter's The Thing on blu-ray. We take a look at each of them and decide which release is the best overall.

Children of the Corn is a fondly remembered film, but I can't understand why. The does tell a simple story that people can remember, and there are a few characters that are memorable, but the film just isn't that good. I guess everyone has to have that film that they watched as a kid and loved. Children of the Cor…

Commentary with co-writers and co-directors George Dugdale and Peter Litten Audio Interview with composer Harry Manfredini featuring Isolated Music and FX Selections Michael Felsher, who produced the special features for this blu-ray, starts out the track talking about how the original master …

976-Evil is not a good film. The film makes very little sense, the pacing is all over the place, and film is pretty tame, even by 1989's standards. That being said, the blu-ray is pretty solid especially in the video and audio department. Alternate Home Video Version (1h 44m, SD, 1.33:1) When 976-Evil wa…