The new Dark Force Blu-ray release of Fangs (aka Holy Wednesday), a fabulously deranged 1974 horror film, is a cause for great slithery joy. This loony film was shot in San Bernardino and is the only feature film directed by…
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The newest box set of rare “giallos” (Italian thrillers from the 70s and 80s) ratchets up the sleaze meter to 10. These Vinegar Syndrome box sets are handsomely boxed and all are scanned from the film’s negatives and look astonishing.…
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One should growl at the moon to cheer the glorious release of a 2-disc Blu-ray of one of the rarest Sasquatch splatter films from 1980- Night of the Demon. Severin has lovingly restored this practically unseen film from the answer…
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There are Blu-ray valentine’s gifts for everyone this month, include Douglas Sirk’s dazzling melodrama- Written on the Wind, Busby Berkeley-choreographed surrealism in Gold Diggers of 1933, giant terrorizing teenagers in Village of the Giants, Margaux Hemingway as a model hellbent…
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Controversial Basque director Eloy de la Iglesia (Cannibal Man/The Deputy) set his sights on a series of films depicting the troubled youth of Spain in the 70s and 80s. These “Quinqui” (juvenile delinquent films) were wildly popular but became problematic…
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Those of us still suffering from the PTSD of Christmas can take comfort is some exciting Blu-ray releases this month. Including a great, sexy new film by Bruce LaBruce– Saint-Narcisse; one of my favorite creature features from the late 80s-…
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It must be Christmas if there are new Blu-rays of many of my all-time favorite films. From the brutal and amazing Lady in a Cage, to Nicholas Ray’s fascinating Party Girl, to a restoration of Robert Altman’s brilliant neo-noir The…
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For as long as I can remember I’ve ached to see a bizarre Japanese horror film called Moju (Blind Beast) and now it’s here in Blu-ray thanks to Arrow Video in a beautiful widescreen uncut version. I remember salivating over…
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A veritable Thanksgiving feast for Blu-ray fanatics including Paul Morrissey’s Flesh for Frankenstein, and some very rare 40s thrillers from Kino that I never dreamed I would own like Among the Living and The Mad Doctor. Also, 4k Blu-rays of…
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Another great month for Blu-ray fanatics, with rare made-for-TV thrillers including the loony Scream, Pretty Peggy; the precursor to X-Files– Kolchak: The Night Stalker; a brilliant existential sci-fi classic- The Incredible Shrinking Man; an eerie Japanese chiller- Onibaba; the hilarious…
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