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If you love ‘Creepshow’ then owning this disc is a no-brainer. The video quality is outstanding, and the wealth of extras can’t be beat.
From ‘Dolls’ to ‘Robot Jox’, Anthony Arrigo reviews the full, and incredible, ‘Enter The Video Store: Empire of Screams’ from Arrow.
Dripping with atmosphere, ‘The Haunting of Julia’ is the kind of little-seen horror gem genre fans need to seek out.
Synapse’s 4K release of ‘Phenomena’ is a stunner, making the decision to upgrade your existing release an easy one.
Larry Cohen’s filmography deserves all the upgraded love it can get and ‘God Told Me To’ is one of his best titles.
Zack Snyder’s ‘Dawn Of The Dead’ has always had a signature look and Scream Factory’s 4K release makes it look better than ever.
Flatliners is solidly directed, well written, and beautifully shot—all good reasons to add this 4K disc to your collection.
What ‘Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things’ lacks in budget and acting talent it nearly makes up in heart and oddball charm.
No Escape offers adventurous, dystopian sci-fi, with a commendable cast and a few stunningly violent scenes.
The new Army of Darkness steelbook looks nice. But this is mainly aimed squarely at videophiles who want the highest possible video quality.
Scream Factory’s ‘Child’s Play 3’ provides a great a/v presentation and a number of bonus features fans may find appealing.
Still the most unsettling and genuinely frightening entry in the series, ‘Child’s Play’ finally has a definitive version on home video.
