First off I want to apologize to Breaking Glass Pictures, the fine folks who released The Fields on the viewing public last week. I usually try my best to get all my reviews done prior to release day, but this one somehow slipped through the cracks and I missed it. Guess I’ve been watching too [...]
Synapse Films returns with an new, remastered Blu-ray release THOU SHALT NOT KILL… EXCEPT and a Rondo Hatton Award nomination for their release of EMBODIMENT OF EVIL.
On March 20th, Anchor Bay Entertainment proudly brings the Battle Royale: The Complete Collection to Blu-ray™ and DVD
Rarely at the Blood Sprayer do I have the opportunity to review a movie with a Guinness World Record, but Joe Castro’s latest The Summer of Massacre holds just that distinction. He didn’t just go for any typical world record, but one us horror fanatics can get behind 100%, and that is “most onscreen kills!” [...]
Last week Blue Underground unleashed on the masses the Lucio Fulci classics Zombie (1979) and The House By The Cemetery (1981) on blu-ray. Being an avid horror fan I’m used to having my favorite movies released every couple years in new collectors sets and special editions. This is the first time either of these movies [...]
The absolute first thing you need to know is when. It’s just that simple… when. When what? When are you going to see the new theatrical release of Lucio Fulci’s eye gouging zombie epic… well, ZOMBIE!!! Quite a few folks have had the pleasure to catch some original 35mm prints of this film from various [...]
Check out the latest releases of your favorite cult classics coming soon to Blu-Ray!
If you like the body and you like horror then you love Frank Henenlotter. If you like Frankenstein and you like Hookers… you must love Frankenhooker, and if you love Frankenhooker it’s time you update your DVD copy and movie straight to Blu-ray (and then go collect the VHS as well). Frank Henenlotter’s cult classic [...]
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Matt Reeves’ remake to the 2008 Swedish film, Let The Right One In, is now available on Blu-ray and DVD from Anchor Bay Home Entertainment. Read on for Jeff’s opinion of the film and its Blu-ray release…
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Anchor Bay UK’s release of AMER hit shelves on January 31. Check out Jeff’s review of the Blu-ray to find out if this tribute to the Italian giallo films of the 70s and 80s lives up to the hype.
“New York City: It’s a nice place to visit, but you wouldn’t want to die there!”
Not to whore for Arrow Films, but dammit, the British studio has just lobbed breaking news of another Blu-grenade of cult 1080p joy. Arrow has divulged the official specs below for a high definition (and DVD) drop of Dario Argento’s Deep Red (Profondo rosso) that should be arriving in late November/early December. I imagine this, [...]
Arrow Films in conjunction with Cult Labs have announced the high definition debut of Kinji Fukasaku’s controversial Battle Royale (バトル・ロワイアル) for November 29th. This three disc Blu-ray set will include the 114 minute theatrical version and 122 minute special version (this isn’t a director’s cut like many mistakenly claimed) with restored-by-Toei Company 1920x1080p transfers and [...]
Even before this Blu-ray finally streeted this past Tuesday, the bitchbabies were out in force. No, actually the slights across various video-centric forums started upon MGM’s initial announcement back in August. Cries to the tune of “It’s great MGM is bringing out the classics!” and “How can this get released when so-and-so is still MIA [...]
E1 Entertainment has announced that not only is Adam Gierasch’s remake of Kevin Tenney’s fun, mean-spirited Night of the Demons coming to DVD, but also Blu-ray on October 19th for $24.95 SRP. Extras on both editions consist of an audio commentary from director Gierasch and co-writer Jace Anderson, cast and crew interviews, and a behind [...]
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