2024 gave us our fair share of stinkers. We got terrible films from all different genres with not one coming out unscathed (even if they don't appear on this list) and here are ten I hated.

Kino Lorber has announced they are bringing the Ashley Judd / Samuel L. Jackson / Andy Garcia thriller TWISTED to blu-ray on July 30th, 2024.

This long forgotten William Shatner horror flick gets a new lease on life from Grindhouse Releasing, which brings us a smorgasbord of special features along with two of William Grefe's other films, The Devil's Sisters and The Godmothers.

Mark O'Brien's tense horror film, The Righteous, makes it's blu-ray debut and TheBigMovieHouse.com has the screenshots.

Name another film that has Nick Nolte, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside, Clancy Brown, and Maria Conchita Alonso, directed by Walter Hill and a story by John Millius. If ever their was a film that defined "Badass Cinema" Extreme Prejudice would that film.

I grew up in a VHS household. I think that 95% of people out there will say the same thing, I had a friend who had a Beta player, but finding tapes for it was really hard, so we never really had anything to watch on it. By the time I was in my teens, I wanted to branch out and start watching more things. This was becoming a problem …

Two 70's crime thrillers from director Enzo G. Castellari make their blu-ray debut gathered together in the ROGUE COPS AND RACKETEERS boxset from Arrow Video. We have the screenshots

2021 saw the return of the movie theaters after 2020 almost wiped them out (of course, Hollywood could have easily saved them but all they did was sing Imagine to us) and this meant that a lot more movies were being released than in 2020. This also meant more crap than 2020. Here's our list of the 10 crappiest films of 2021.

A cult classic gets a new lease on life with a brand new 4K restoration as well as the "Limited Edtion" treatment

The Park Chan-Wook classic, JSA-Joint Security Area, has hit blu-ray thanks to Arrow Video and we have the screenshots.

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…

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

The 90's were the time of the Erotic Thriller, a subgenre where the crimes and investigations were offset by lots of sex and nudity. Today, we are taking a look at the film that started this wave of Erotic Thrillers: Basic Instinct.

Today's installment of Screenshot Saturday is all about the very unique film The Lighthouse from director Robert Eggers (The Witch) and starring Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe.

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

Every year I make it a mission to find as many films I have never seen and watch them. Pretty simple, huh? That being said, I usually find that I like about half of those films each year, with a handful of that half being films that I will eventually talk about at the end of the year. This list is comprised of that handful of fil…