Creepshow 2 (1987) (4K Ultra HD Review)
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Creepshow 2 (1987) (4K Ultra HD Review)

Rediscover Creepshow 2 in dazzling 4K Ultra HD—‘The Raft’ has never looked this slimy and sinister. Every practical effect pops with gritty, grainy charm that will delight horror fans craving a nostalgic scare.
V/H/S (2012) (Magnet) Blu-ray Review
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V/H/S (2012) (Magnet) Blu-ray Review

Join a ragtag crew as they break into a remote farmhouse and uncover a corpse, a maze of rattling TVs, and spine-tingling found-footage shorts from America’s top horror directors. This Blu-ray is loaded with deleted scenes, VFX deep-dives, behind-the-scenes peeks, and all the trailers that’ll leave you sleeping with the lights on.
The Last Horror Film (1982) (Tromatic Edition (Troma) Blu-ray Review
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The Last Horror Film (1982) (Tromatic Edition (Troma) Blu-ray Review

Obsessed cabbie Vinny follows scream-queen Jenna Bates to Cannes in this erotic horror gem where stalking turns to shocking carnage, and even the cops suspect a twisted publicity stunt. This Troma Blu-ray edition amps up the fun with Lloyd Kaufman’s intro, killer commentary, shorts and festival highlights—perfect for fans of blood, paranoia and cult madness.
Dark Match (2024) (Shudder) DVD Review
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Dark Match (2024) (Shudder) DVD Review

A small-time wrestling crew signs on for a high-stakes match in a creepy backwoods town—only to face a sinister cult leader plotting their ultimate takedown. With exclusive Dark Match Diaries, behind-the-scenes footage, and a pulse-pounding audio track, this Shudder DVD is a knockout for horror and wrestling fans alike.
The Little Things (2021) (4K Ultra HD)
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The Little Things (2021) (4K Ultra HD)

Dive into The Little Things in crisp 4K—where Denzel Washington’s haunted detective, Rami Malek’s eager rookie, and Jared Leto’s unnerving suspect collide in a slow-burning, neon-soaked thriller that’s all about haunting vibes and unanswered questions.
Detroit Rock City (1999) (Blu-ray Review)
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Detroit Rock City (1999) (Blu-ray Review)

Slip on face paint and join four diehard KISS teens on a wild, beer-scented road trip full of crank calls, strip clubs, and ’70s rock mayhem. Detroit Rock City is gloriously dumb, wildly fun, and rocks just as hard as the band it worships.
Materialists (2025) (Blu-ray Review)
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Materialists (2025) (Blu-ray Review)

Materialists is a sleek, witty rom-com from A24 where Dakota Johnson plays a startup-obsessed matchmaker torn between her charismatic, broke ex (Chris Evans) and a polished millionaire (Pedro Pascal). It’s full of laugh-out-loud digs at modern dating, stylish visuals, and a surprisingly thoughtful look at the price we pay for love.