Category Archives: DVD Releases

(descriptions from netflix) The Last House on the Left (2009) While vacationing at their summer home, Emma and John Collingwood (Monica Potter and Tony Goldwyn) show kindness to a group of strangers, unaware that the same men just assaulted their … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix) The Wild Man of the Navidad (2008) Directors Duane Graves and Justin Meeks put a 1970s spin on this modern horror tale filmed in vintage, B-movie style and inspired by the real-life journals of Dale S. Rogers, … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix) The Mutant Chronicles (2008) In a futuristic world where Earth is divided into four warring “Corporations,” a frightening new breed of NecroMutant threatens to destroy the global population. But is Brother Samuel, the leader of an age-old … Continue reading →

it was hard not to go with polanski’s classic repulsion, but the pick of the week goes to the giallo torso, a film i’ve been wanting to see for years. for some reason i’ve never been able to find a … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix) The Messengers 2: The Scarecrow (2009) To protect his crops and his family’s livelihood, North Dakota farmer John (Norman Reedus) erects a fearsome scarecrow, which turns out to be cursed. As the malevolent entity wreaks havoc on … Continue reading →

this week’s ‘must-see dvd’ is the spanish film [rec]. 2008’s quarantine is almost a shot-for-shot remake of [rec] and is notable for being the only remake i know of to be announced before the original was even released. both [rec] … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix) The Unborn (2009) Tortured by frightening dreams at night and the ghost of a young boy during the day, young Casey (Odette Yustman) turns to a spiritual adviser (Gary Oldman) for help. Together, the two uncover and … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix) Header (2007) While trying to provide for his ailing girlfriend, crooked ATF agent Stewart (Jake Suffian) becomes enmeshed in a nightmarish string of grisly murders involving deranged rednecks, deviant sex and the most disturbing act of vengeance … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix) Hobgoblins 2 (2008) It’s 20 years later, yet everything looks oddly the same in this sequel to the low-budget horror classic, which painstakingly creates the look of the original — from the killer puppets to the cheesy … Continue reading →