Arrow Video has gathered together 12 classic Shaw Brothers films in one gigantic boxset that will have fans jumping for joy.

A trilogy of classic Kaiju films make their way to blu-ray thanks to the fine folks at Arrow Video in a nice boxset with all new extras.

Can recycling monster footage from an old Kaiju show make for a good film? War of the God Monsters answers this question and more.

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.

2019 had a lot of winners and a lot of losers. This list is for the films that we loved the most.

Equinox...The Journey into the Supernatural isn't the best film out there, but it is a strong film with some great looking, homebrewed special effects that were created with love and for the craft. Equinox (1970) is a film re edited and added to without very much care nor talent. It is a fairly hollow experience.

While the 2014 Godzilla gave us the monster that we have come to love, this Godzilla is the monster that we met more than 60 years ago. He is leaner, meaner, and surprisingly scary.

Today's trailer is Latitude Zero, the second-to-last film for Eiji Tsuburaya, who is one of the reasons that kaiju films are so loved to this day. His work here, and on films like Godzilla and Ultraman stands the test of time and has never been equaled, Please enjoy this trailer.

Today's trailer is an oldie from Toho. The Earth is attacked by a giant jellyfish that is going after some stolen diamonds. I know that this makes the film sound crazy, and it is, but it is a fun crazy. Give the trailer a watch. Then if you like what you see hunt the film down and watch it. The film is a lot of fun.

I am presenting the Atragon Trailer to you. If you have not seen this film, you must. The film is directed by Ishiro Honda, who is the man who brought us Godzilla. He is also the man who brought us so many wonderful Science Fiction films during the 50s, 60s, and 70s. The trailer is a great representation of the film and worth a look…