Road Games (Collector’s Edition): Blu-Ray Review
A few years before director Richard Franklin started taking on 80’s Hollywood productions like “Psycho II” and “Cloak & Dagger”, he was working in his homeland [...]
DVD/BLU-RAY REVIEWS
An American Werewolf in London (Limited Edition): Blu-Ray Review
The 1981 horror-comedy, “An American Werewolf in London” from writer/director John Landis happens to be my favorite werewolf movie to date, with Joe Dante’s “The [...]
Ringu Collection (Limited Edition): Blu-Ray Review
I remember when living in Los Angeles back in 2001-2002 I attended a test screening for Gore Verbinski’s “The Ring” many months before it was released. I found it to be [...]
The Blob (Collector’s Edition): Blu-Ray Review
The 1980’s were my favorite time for horror films. Not only did the decade give us some of the best horror franchises, but it also gave us three of my favorite remakes. [...]
The Lion King (2019): Blu-Ray Review
Arriving this week on Blu-ray is the 2019 remake of “The Lion King”. I know many people call it a live-action remake, but it’s still animated, just in a completely [...]
The Omen Collection (Deluxe Edition): Blu-Ray Review
Arriving this week on Blu-ray is the beautifully packaged Deluxe Edition of “The Omen” Collection, courtesy of Scream Factory. Prior to the 1980’s, horror franchises [...]
Toy Story 4: Blu-Ray Review
Available this week on Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD is the fourth installment of the highly successful “Toy Story” franchise. This is easily one of Pixar’s best properties [...]
Gremlins: 4K Ultra HD Review
Just in time for the film’s 35th anniversary, Warner Bros. is releasing Joe Dante’s 1984 classic “Gremlins” on 4K Ultra HD. I have always been a fan of both [...]
Hellraiser & Hellbound: Hellraiser II (Special Edition) Blu-Ray Reviews
In 2016, Arrow Video released the beautifully packaged “Hellraiser: Scarlet Box Trilogy” set. It came with new 2K remasters of the first three films plus tons of extras, [...]
Vampires (Collector’s Edition): Blu-Ray Review
Although he only directed two more feature films after 1998’s “Vampires”, neither of them I consider watchable. In my opinion, John Carpetner’s “Vampires” is the [...]
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