Willard (2003) (Blu-ray Review)

Willard (2003) (Blu-ray Review)

Trapped in a soul-crushing job, Willard Stiles forges an eerie alliance with his basement rats—powered by Crispin Glover’s unforgettable breakout turn—that turns this PG-13 remake into a chilling, character-driven horror ride. Scream Factory’s Blu-ray dazzles with a pristine 2K scan and a treasure trove of rat-tastic extras, from behind-the-scenes footage to in-depth commentaries.
The Mole People (1956) (Blu-ray Review)

The Mole People (1956) (Blu-ray Review)

Dive into Scream Factory’s stunning Blu-ray of The Mole People—sunlight-shunning albinos, mutant mole-man slaves and bold archaeologists clash underground in crisp 1080p across two aspect ratios, plus new audio commentaries, a making-of featurette and even an MST3K episode for wildly entertaining sci-fi thrills.
The Return Of The Vampire (1943) (Blu-ray Review)

The Return Of The Vampire (1943) (Blu-ray Review)

Bela Lugosi’s menacing turn as the 200-year-old Armand Tesla breathes new life into this 1943 horror gem, now stunningly restored on Blu-ray with razor-sharp detail. With three expert commentaries and classic extras, it’s the perfect late-night treat for vintage vampire fans.
The Deadly Mantis (1957) (Blu-ray Review)

The Deadly Mantis (1957) (Blu-ray Review)

Get ready for gloriously cheesy thrills with The Deadly Mantis (1957) on Blu-ray, featuring a stunning 2K transfer, insightful commentary, and even an MST3K episode to laugh along with this giant bug mayhem. It’s the perfect campy monster mash for sci-fi fans and B-movie lovers alike!
Man’s Best Friend (1993) (Blu-ray Review)

Man’s Best Friend (1993) (Blu-ray Review)

Brace yourself for blood-pounding thrills as Ally Sheedy goes toe-to-toe with Max, a genetically enhanced guard dog gone rogue, in Scream Factory’s new 2K scan Blu-ray of John Lafia’s sci-fi shocker—complete with director commentary and killer extras.
Rampant (2018) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

Rampant (2018) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

Prince Ganglim (Hyun Bin) returns to ancient Korea to slam Night Demons in Rampant, a kung-fu-infused zombie horror fest bursting with gory action. If you’re itching for a fresh, thrilling twist on the undead, this is your next must-watch.
The Golem (2018) (Blu-ray Review)

The Golem (2018) (Blu-ray Review)

In The Golem (2018), a grieving mother’s desperate magic summons an ancient protector that quickly turns into a bloodthirsty nightmare, blurring the line between savior and monster. This Blu-ray release packs visceral gore, moral twists and an enticing lineup of bonus features.