Arrow Video has brought the 90's cable staple Black Rainbow to blu-ray. Is it worth the price? Check out our review.

On today's edition of The Video Store Days, we take a look at some of the unsung horror films from the 1990's. Some of these may be very familiar to you, some not, but these are just a sampling of the many 90's horror films that I think every horror fan should see.

From the director of Basket Case and Brain Damage comes a film about undying love and sleaze.

After the trainwreck that was the Twilight Time blu-ray, can Umbrella Entertainment save Night of the Living Dead from being a blu-ray joke?

Problem Child is a film that is a kids film, but really isn't. This is a dark film with many jokes that will fly over children's heads, but I think that is what makes the film funnier than a normal kids film. Lots of laughs are here and Michael Oliver, who plays Junior, is really good.

BASEketball was a flop when it was released in the summer of 1998. That should deter you from watching this film as it is very funny. Trey Parker and Matt Stone are perfect as they bring their own comedic sensibilities to the film and much of the humor comes from them.

I am not that fond of Ronin. I was excited to see the film in the theater upon it's release in 1998. When I walked out of the theater I had mixed feelings. The film looked great, sounded great, had great actor doing great acting, and yet I found the film lackluster.

Warlock is definitely a product of the 80's (even though the film wasn't released until 1991) Lots of witchcraft going on and the effects remind us of the 80's. The film is really good and I can recommended it wholeheartedly. The sequels, on the other hand, are awful. The second one has some good ideas hampered with ba…

The Beverly Hills Cop franchise isn't the best franchise out there, but there are two very solid films here. The first film is a classic, one of the biggest R-rated films and comedies of all time. The second film is a solid action film that doesn't forget its roots. The third film is an utter trainwreck that shouldn't …

Fred Olen Ray is a filmmaker that makes all kinds of films. Lately he has been making Steven Seagal films that are sequels to films that came out in the 90's. Still, the man is not above making garbage and Alienator fits that bill. I found the film to be really, really boring with some of the blandest and most annoying charact…

Lionsgate has finally given the fans what they have been asking for for the longest time: An unrated version of Return of the Living Dead 3 in 1080p. With the Vestron Collector's Series, Lionsgate has done just that.

Top to Bottom is a series that I run over at Letterboxd where I do a run down of a director's films from best to worst (or Top to Bottom) Today we are going to be taking a look at the films of Peter Jackson, the New Zealander who broke into American cinemas with 1994's Heavenly Creatures and the hit the motherload by …

Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. may not be the best Troma film ever (I am looking at you Tromeo and Juliet), but that doesn't make it a bad film. It still has enough going for it to make it an entertaining film.

Blind Fury is a solid action film highlighted by an amazing fight scene between Rutger Hauer and Sho Kosugi. Silent Rage is a wannabe slasher film starring Chuck Norris. White Line Fever is your typical "Man Against the Establishment" film highlighted by a really good performance by Jan Michael Vincent.

Scream Factory brings us this underrated gem of a film from the Prince of Puke, John Waters. Serial Mom is a comedic look at our obsession with true crime and our worshiping of murderers, rapists, and other heinous crimes. Released the same year as Natural Born Killers, Serial Mom pulls no punches and delivers a funny, though pr…