Imprint Films brings Superstition, supernatural slasher film released during the "slasher boom" of the early 1980s, to Blu-ray in awesome fashion.

Today, on this installment of THE VIDEO STORE DAYS, we remember that time when the nation believed that there was a ghost in the box office smash, THREE MEN AND A BABY and how it belongs in THE VIDEO STORE DAYS "Hall of Fame"

We have Beyond the Door 1 and 3 on blu-ray, so it was just a matter of time before we got the entry in the middle, to complete the "trilogy". We've got the screenshots.

The man who gave us such classics as Twister's Revenge and The Giant Spider Invasion gets the respect he deserves with the outstanding boxset from Arrow Video. Six movies and a documentary about Rebane plus a bunch of extras will have fans wanting more.

Eureka Entertainment has brought us a lot of old school martial arts films over the past few years and they are at it again with their wonderful release of Encounter of the Spooky Kind. This is one of Sammo Hung's best films and a blast to watch.

Roberta Findlay's Blood Sisters makes it long awaited blu-ray debut with a brand new 4K scan and some really worthwhile special features.

With a wait time of three-plus years for Synapse to restore and release Suspiria on blu-ray, the question has to be asked: was it worth the wait? Yes. Yes, it was.

Ruby is a film that is clearly trying to be its own thing while aping off of other films in the process. While it doesn't steal from these other films, it does try to remind us of these other films whenever it can. The film works best when it is doing its own thing, but even then it does so in a somewhat confusing manner.��…

Don't let the cool name fool you. This is not a very good film. THE FEATURES ⭐⭐⭐ Audio Commentary with Troy Howarth Remembering Evelyn (15m 12s, HD) A look back at the film with author and film critic Stephen Thrower The Night Erika Came Out of the Grave (9m 44s, HD) Interview with actress …

Universal Pictures has released the first trailer for Ouija: Origin of Evil. The film stars Elizabeth Reaser, Henry Thomas, and Kate Siegel, and was directed by Mike Flanagan. Flanagan has directed some good horror films including Oculus, Hush, and Before I Wake. This bodes well for the film, but the first film relied too much on …