A notorious 80s splatter film makes its blu-ray debut.

Is it time to rejoice that there is a new Evil Dead film in theaters or should you skip and watch the original films?

She Came from the Woods is a slasher film that came out of nowhere and actually got to play in theaters. Is it any good or does it shit the bed?

If ever there was an underdog story within the horror/slasher genre, Terrifier 2 would be that film. Made on a budget of $250,000, it made $10 million. We need more films like this to show Hollywood that they don't need to spend all the money only to make a little of it back.

From the director of Riki-Oh: Story of Ricky, comes a film that needs to be seen to be believed. I could describe the film to you, but that would take away some of the power it has in surprising us. Just watch the film and then buy this blu-ray.

Does this new edition from Arrow Video right the wrongs made on the Universal disc from a few years ago?

After a few disastrous test screenings, Legendary Pictures sold the rights to TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE to Netlfix. Was it the right thing to do or would this have been a box office smash?

Another Troma film gets the love and attention they all deserve with the blu-ray debut of the video store classic, Fortress of Amerikkka, from Vinegar Syndrome.

In our ever ending search for horror that we have never seen before, we came upon Killing Spree and we have to say that it met our fancy. Today, we take a look at the blu-ray from SRS Cinema and let you know what you may have been missing out on. Now, updated with our thoughts on the Terror Vision blu-ray …

RIKI-OH: THE STORY OF RICKY finally gets the blu-ray release it has deserved for more than a decade now. This set is put together with so much care towards the film and its legacy.

After being released ten days after the shooting at Columbine, Idle Hands gets a new lease on life with this brand new blu-ray from Scream Factory and we are looking at it on this week's Screenshot Saturday. Studio: Scream Factory Release Date: April 30th, 1999 (theatrical) / May 12th, 2020 (blu-ray) Run Time: 92 mins…