My favorite list to make is the "Worst of" list which used to be really popular but seems to have become less so over the years (at least in mainstream media). This year there were a bunch of films that I didn't like along with a few I downright hated.

2022 had some really great films and it was the first year since the start of the pandemic that felt like a real year for films. We still had a lot of straight-to-streaming films, but we also had a ton of really great theatrical films as well. Here is my list of the “Best Films of 2022”

Ladies and Gentlemen, we might have The Best Blu-ray Release of 2022 with this set from Severin Films. 20 movies, tons of special features, and some of the best packaging on the planet gives us one outstanding package.

2021 was not a great year for film. You would have figured that with movie theaters opening back up and the streaming services upping their output, that we would have had a pretty decent year. I mean, there were some great movies (see list below), but it was a year with a ton of misfires and just bad films. I have already covered th…

As everyone already knows: 2020 was not the best year for anything, let alone movies. Still, there were some great ones to be found and we have compiled a list of the ten that were our favorites. 10. The Trial of the Chicago 7 (Netflix) I am not the biggest Aaron Sorkin fan, but I have to admit that I was looking forward to The Tri…

This 2011 documentary covers the three greatest Scream Queens of all time (and the only REAL ones in my opinion) as we see how they came to be so popular and their eventual fall in popularity. This doc features all three women talking about their ups and their downs and the careers they made out of being Scream Queens.

One of the most notorious "Bruceploitation" films out there, Fist of Fear Touch of Death, finds its way to blu-ray via The Film Detective. Come join us as we take in this release and see if the film is worth your time.

This Francois Rechenbach travelog of America is a nice look back at what America used to be like and how we have changed over the years. Today, on Screenshot Saturday, we take a look at the brand new Arrow Academy blu-ray for America As Seen By A Frenchman.

German company Alive has bundled together the A Nightmare on Elm Street documentary, Never Sleep Again, and the Heather Langenkamp doc, I Am Nancy, for one low price. Is it worth importing? Click on through to find out.

After being imprisoned in the U.K. as a special feature for almost ten years, Synapse Films brought over Just Desserts to the U.S. on its own blu-ray and we take a look at it.

2019 had its fair share of bad films. Horror, action, animation, and documentaries all made it on to this list. Keep an eye out for the two films that the filmmakers should actually be ashamed of.

Studio: Arrow Academy Release Date: August 28th, 2018 Region Code: REGION FREE Disc Count: 2 Screenshot Saturday is a new feature here at The Big Movie House.com where, every Saturday, we will post screenshots for blu-ray releases, both upcoming and already released. Not every blu-ray gets its day to shine, so w…