Mania Killer Blu-ray Review Tepid thrills and slap-dash storytelling characterize the underwhelming 1988 cult thriller, Mania Killer, from Italian director Andrea Bianchi Read More
Frankenstein’s Daughter Blu-ray Review With much of the horror sourced from sheer boredom, Frankenstein's Daughter feels desperate to hold on to classic horror's last vestige of relevancy. Read More
Blind Beast Blu-ray Review One of Japan's most bizarre and disturbing movies, Blind Beast is a gonzo body horror masterpiece of blood and sick desires. Read More
The Watcher in the Woods Blu-ray Review Narek on the Other Side Note: This Blu-ray is exclusive to the Disney Movie Club With the Disney touch, Watcher in the Woods plays to the studio’s usual audience, … Read More
The House on Sorority Row (MVD) Blu-ray Review The cult slasher House on Sorority Row has only grown in esteem and popularity since its 1983 debut. Read More
One Dark Night (MVD) Blu-ray Review One of the most memorable finishes from '80s horror turns the average genre flick One Dark Night into something special. Read More
The Dark (1979) Blu-ray Review While mostly an uneventful, low budget horror yarn, there's enough attention to The Dark's script to give it a unique timestamp. Read More
Great White (2021) Blu-ray Review Great White doesn't let an audience care for the people OR the sharks, and that's a fatal flaw. Read More
The Brotherhood of Satan (Arrow Video) Blu-ray Review Despite having one foot stuck in the cinema of the 1960s, the Satanic horror Brotherhood of Satan is effectively creepy and a b-movie guilty pleasure. Read More
The Werewolf Blu-ray Review A routine, radiation-fearing '50s effort, The Werewolf's sluggish and monotonous low-budget offers little interest to anyone outside of monster kids. Read More
The Dead Zone: Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Review David Cronenberg's compelling supernatural thriller Dead Zone weaves a wonderful Christopher Walken performance with a superb screenplay. Read More
Mortuary (1983) Blu-ray Review Bill Paxton's film debut is an uneven and wacky slasher Mortuary, remembered more for television actresses Mary McDonough and Lynda Day George. Read More