Eureka Entertainment has announced two brand new blu-ray releases for this October. Both releases hit in late October. A Hong Kong take on Japan’s Lady Snowblood, Broken Oath is an action-packed tale of righteous vengeance directed by Jeong Chang-hwa (King Boxer) and starring the first lady of kung fu cinema: the inimitable Angela M…

Imprint Films brings Strange Invaders to blu-ray, for the first time in Australia, and it is cause for rejoice.

A gem of the 80s, *batteries not included gives us a host of great characters and a lot of heart. Imprint Films brings the film to blu-ray with a nice selection of special features.

101 Films presents groundbreaking 90s sci-fi The Lawnmower Man (1992) and its sequel, Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace (1995) on Blu-ray in the UK for the very first time. Presented in a 3-disc set including both the theatrical and director’s cuts of The Lawnmower Man , in limited edition packaging featuring newly commissione…

Film Masters gives us a very different double feature with this awesome blu-ray release.

For the final 2023 list, I have saved the best for last, the best of the year that is. Here are my favorite ten films from 2023.

Arrow Video releases one of the best blu-ray sets of 2023 with Enter the Video: Empire of Screams, which brings together five classics from the legendary Empire Pictures and loads this set with a ton of special features.

For years, fans were begging for a director's cut of the Albert Pyun / Jean Claude Van Damme classic, Cyborg, and the good folks over at DigiDreams have finally given us Pyun's director's cut.

Studio: Edel Germany GmbH  Release Date: December 23rd, 1992 (video premiere) / March 18th, 2016 (blu-ray) Run Time: 1 hour 37 minutes 50 seconds Region Code: No. Discs: 1 (blu-ray) Picture: 1080p (1.78:1 aspect ratio) Sound: German Dolby Digital 2.0 / English Dolby Digital 2.0 Subtitles: No Slipcover: No Digital Copy: No St…

DigiDreams brings the final film in the original Nemesis cycle with City of Angels or Death Angel or Cry of Angels to blu-ray and the results are pleasing.

The third film in Albert Pyun's sci-fi series is pretty good and the blu-ray gives some nice special features.

The sequel to the video store classic Nemesis makes its way to blu-ray with two versions of the film and an assortment of worthwhile special features.

If you grew up in the 90s, you know the cover for Nemesis, but probably never watched it. Now, the film has made it's way to blu-ray so there is no reason to miss out on it again.

American Cyborg: Steel Warrior (or as the title card says: Steel American Cyborg Warrior) was a staple of the video store in the 90s and DigiDreams has brought it to blu-ray.

Digidreams gives us another Video Store Classic with The Demolitionist, a film that had so much potential but never really embraces its wackiness.

German company Digidreams brings us one of PM Entertainment's most exciting films, Hologram Man, to blu-ray with many of the trappings that plague the studio's other releases, though not as bad.

Every once in a while I like to go over my collection and just stare at what I have bought. With the death of the video store (which was really done in with the death of Family Video in February of 2021.), we really have no other place to rent and buy DVDs and blu-rays.

Australian home media company Imprint Films gives what is arguably the definitive edition of the 1953 sci-fi classic, The War of the Worlds with this 4K blu-ray release.

Space Truckers finally gets a blu-ray release here in the States. Is the blu-ray worth the money or is it a bust?