I have to admit that I am getting a little zombied out lately with so many releases featuring the undead in all sorts of variations and incarnations – not to mention the TV show that pretty much covers everything that seems possible in the genre. [...]
John Carpenter is getting a lot of love lately with new releases of his most iconic movies on Blu-Ray, ranging from "Halloween, " "They Live" and "The Fog" all the way to this latest outing, "Prince of Darkness," [...]
35 years after its initial debut, "Halloween" is still one of the most impressive horror films that never seems to lose its appeal, and is widely considered John Carpenter's best film to date – although I have to admit that I [...]
Though independent horror movies have been a home video staple for the longest time, they typically do not really tickle my fancy all that much. However, once in a while, a film comes along that looks and sounds so intriguing that I really decide to dig [...]
Back when George A. Romero’s "Dawn of the Dead" hit theaters and set in motion the entire zombie genre back in 1978, who would have thought that zombies would one day become a real horror genre mainstay, spawning countless movies? even [...]
Some time ago, Warner Home Video released the first of the "Nightmare On Elm Street" movies on Blu-Ray, making it kind of a teaser for the rest of the series. Now, without much ballyhoo, the studio has actually prepared all seven of the original [...]
"The Bride Of Frankenstein" is certainly one of the most impressive horror films ever made. To this date it is still one of the only horror films that transcends the genre to the point that it is no longer looked upon as an actual genre film. [...]
To say Tod Browning's 1930 version of "Dracula" is a classic movie is still an understatement. It is a landmark, or rather, the word to put this movie in its historic context has yet to be created. For over 80 years now, the images and [...]
"Little Shop of Horrors" may not really qualify as a horror movie, but I feel it nonetheless fits perfectly in the theme and spirit of Halloween. Warner Home Video has just prepared a glorious Blu-Ray version of Frank Oz's version of the [...]
During the heydays of horror film sequelitis that permeated Hollywood during the 80s, the "Halloween" franchise, along with others, was continuously tampered with and received one sequel after the next, sadly of wildly varying quality. Anchor [...]
