Category Archives: DVD Releases

s. darko and plague town both look interesting, but i have the highest hope for the grudge 3. directed by the guy who brought us splinter last month (toby wilkins), i’m hoping he can bring the same quality seen in … Continue reading →

(descriptions from netflix & bestbuy.com) Mum & Dad (2008) After missing the last bus home, Polish immigrant Lena (Olga Fedori) accepts a ride with her cheerful co-worker Birdie (Ainsley Howard) — only to find herself knocked unconscious and imprisoned by … Continue reading →

whole lotta crap this week, kids. it looks like the entire puppet master series hits netflix. and something with a penis metaphor title and ron jeremy. and, of course, martyrs. most people seem pretty impressed with martyrs, so maybe i’m … Continue reading →

it’s a slow week for sure, but all four releases this week look interesting. top honors goes to laid to rest though. it sounds a little derivative and i’m not sure i’m sold yet on the look of the killer, … Continue reading →

i don’t think i’ve seen slaughter high, so i’m looking forward to yet another ‘childhood prank leads to school reunion murder spree’ slasher from the 1980s. the plot of the band from hell sounds so ridiculous, it just might be … Continue reading →

a few decent looking releases this week, although i’m still working my way through the after dark horrorfest films from last week. i’ll be sure to make time for shuttle this week though, because it looks really interesting. hopefully i … Continue reading →

after two weeks of nada, we finally get some horror releases this week. and most of them look interesting (well, except maybe Ogre). timecrimes and cthulhu look particularly promising. this week also sees the release of the eight after dark … Continue reading →

yet another week of slim pickin’s for dvd releases in the horror genre. while technically a better week than last (since it does not feature any films where vampires sparkle like Goldschläger in the sunlight), this is still one of … Continue reading →