Ryne heads out on a yacht for a review of Uninvited on Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome.
All
- 88 Films Review
- AGFA Review
- AGFA/Something Weird Review
- Arrow Academy Review
- Arrow Video Review
- Artsploitation Films Review
- Black Fawn Distribution
- Blue Underground Review
- Cauldron Films Review
- Cult Epics Review
- Grindhouse Releasing Review
- Imprint Review
- Intervision Picture Corp. Review
- KL Studio Classics Review
- Lionsgate Review
- Mondo Macabro Review
- MVD Rewind Review
- Netflix Review
- Olive Films Review
- Paramount Pictures Review
- Radiance Films Review
- RaroVideo Review
- Raven Banner Review
- Redemption Films Review
- Scorpion Releasing Review
- Scream Factory Review
- Second Sight Review
- Severin Films Review
- Severin Kids Review
- Shout! Factory Review
- Slasher // Video Review
- Synapse Films Review
- Turbine Media Group Review
- Twilight Time Review
- Umbrella Entertainment Review
- Unearthed Classics Review
- Unearthed Films Review
- Universal Studios Review
- VCI Entertainment Review
- Vestron Video Review
- Vinegar Syndrome Review
- Warner Bros. Review
Reviews
Pretty self-explanatory. Film reviews for all your favorite labels, like 88 Films, Vinegar Syndrome, Scream Factory, Severin, and more.
Michael compares the Scream Factory Blu-ray of Cobra against the DVD and previous Warner Bros Blu-ray.
Michael checks out the gratuitous nudity and violence in Severin Films' Blu-ray release of Jack the Ripper... or so he thought.
Ryne lets out a wail about the new Scream Factory Blu-ray of Screamers.
Michael checks out Screamers on Blu-ray from Scream Factory and provides his own worthless opinion.
Michael was hoping Edwige Fenech and Nieves Navarro would make for an interesting movie. Sadly, no, but damn Severin Films knows how to release a fine Blu-ray.
Ryne falls in love again with Scream Factory's Collector's Edition Blu-ray of Valentine.
Michael checks out the crude and hilarious The Jerk on Blu-ray from Shout! Factory.
Ryne reviews the sinful Splatter University on Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome.
Norman J. Warren’s Bloody New Year is a strange, often poorly-plotted film about time warps, ghosts, a 1959 New Year’s Eve...
Michael obsesses over the Scream Factory Blu-ray release of Brian De Palma's Obsession.
Ryne fears the COBRA strike in this review of Scream Factory's new Collector's Edition Blu-ray.