Ryne ponders religious existential guilt in this review of Alice, Sweet Alice on 4K UHD from Arrow Video.
Michael hits nearly every past Blu-ray release from Arrow Video, Synapse Films, Severin Films, Umbrella Entertainment, and more in this overstuffed buffet of Blu-ray reviews.
Ryne dives into policier territory with a review of Cop au Vin, the first movie in the Arrow Video Lies & Deceit Blu-ray boxset featuring Claude Chabrol's filmography.
Ryne gets too into board games with this review of Deadly Games on Blu-ray from Arrow Video.
Michael finally checks out Alice, Sweet Alice on Blu-ray from Arrow Video.
Michael walks behind the rows for his review of Arrow Video's CHILDREN OF THE CORN Blu-Ray!
Michael offers up a video review of three distinctly different films: Stitches (2012), Hell Fest (2018), and Day of the Jackal (1973, Arrow Video Blu-ray).
Ryne heads to the abandoned Deadly Manor and finds it dreadfully dull in this Arrow Video Blu-ray review.
Ryne howls at the moon with this review of An American Werewolf in London on 4K UHD from Arrow Video.
Ryne wakes up to Cold Light of Day in this review of the film on Blu-ray from Arrow Video.
Michael tries to avoid the hooded figure in Arrow Video's Dark August, released in Vol 2 of the American Horror Project.
Michael questions reality when checking out the first disc in Vol 2 of the American Horror Project: Dream No Evil.