Netflix has made great horror more accessible to the masses, but the platform’s best original content deserves physical releases. Physical media is important to …continue reading Release the Blu-Ray: Netflix Originals
In our new column, we share the latest Blu-ray releases from our favorite indie distributors — from cult classics to long-lost gems. The holidays …continue reading Indie Release Radar (Feb 2022)
Looking for the perfect last minute holiday gift for your horror loving friends? HorrorPack has you covered with the gift that keeps on giving! …continue reading Friday Finds: HorrorPack Subscription
Is Bigfoot real or a myth? HOAX may not answer that question for you, but this surprising film is determined to make you afraid …continue reading New on Blu: HOAX (2019) (Dread Presents)
Universal Pictures brings Jordan Peele’s critically acclaimed horror film “Us” to stunning 4K HD, Blu-ray, DVD and Digital — packed with special features. “US …continue reading New On Blu: Win a Copy of “Us” on Blu-Ray
Never failing to deliver, Severin Films unleashes feline terror in the classic anthology horror “The Uncanny” starring the legendary Peter Cushing. One of the …continue reading Severin Sunday: The Uncanny (1977)
Vinegar Syndrome corrupts the minds of giallo fans with their latest Blu-ray release of the 1973 Spanish-produced gem “The Corruption of Chris Miller”. If …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: The Corruption of Chris Miller
Vinegar Syndrome brings Dead Dudes Home At “The House On Tombstone Hill”, a slasher gem from Troma that lacks substance but satisfies gorehounds. I …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: The House On Tombstone Hill
The party is happening at Big Mama’s underground abortion clinic and brothel in the 90s schlocker “The Suckling”, now on Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome. …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: The Suckling (1990)
A sexy, nostalgic romp for children of the 80s, “Party Night” looks great on Blu-ray, even if both the film and the release are …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: Party Line (1988)
