Blog- January 7, 2013- How to Make a Damn Good Sequel to Texas Chainsaw 3D That Would Turn the Series Back Around (in Four Simple Pictures)
First off you’re going to need a crazy, homicidal Texas lawman like this…
Asylum (AKA I Want to be a Gangster) Review
Synapse Films brings the French underground gangster/psychological torture gem to DVD.
The Girl in Room 2A Review
Mondo Macabro unleashes this obscure Italian train wreck on uncut DVD for the first time in America.
Basket Case 3: The Progeny Review
Synapse Films unchains Belial’s basket for the conclusion of Frank Henenlotter’s infamous dis-conjoined twin series.
The Complete Hammer House of Horror Review
Synapse Films bring the complete anthology of everybody’s favorite British horror studio to DVD in a fantastic 5 disk set. Episodes 1-6 (so far)
The Bunny Game (Blu-Ray) Review
Autonomy Pictures brings Adam Rehmeier’s controversial debut film to Blu-Ray... and kills my soul at the same time.
The Life and Death of a Porno Gang (Blu-Ray) Review
Synapse Films drops The Life and Death of a Porno Gang on Blu-Ray. Its Serbian, it’s about porn, and it will probably make you question your belief in the future of humanity.
Twins of Evil (Blu-Ray) Review
Synapse Films brings the classic Hammer vampire flick Twins of Evil to Blu-Ray and DVD.
Goon Review
Magnolia Pictures unleashes Doug “The Thug” Glatt on the rink in Goon- one of the best movies of the year.
Red Scorpion (Blu-Ray) Review
Synapse Films blasts Dolph Lundgren onto Blu-Ray in Joe Zito’s Red Scorpion.
Django Kill ...If You Live, Shoot (Blu-Ray) Review
Blue Underground unleashes Thomas Milian as “Django” in Giulio Questi's surreal Spaghetti Western.
The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence) (Blu-Ray) Review
IFC Midnight brings the next segment of Tom Six's controversial ass-to-mouth saga to Blu-Ray.
42nd Street Forever: Blu-Ray Edition Review
Synapse Films unleashes over three hours of their infamous trailer collection on Blu-Ray.
The Innkeepers (Blu-Ray) Review
Dark Sky Films unleashes Ti West’s ghostly horror on Blu-Ray.
The Theater Bizarre Review
Image Entertainment brings Severin Film’s demented anthology to DVD.
