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Orwell: 2+2=5 (2025) (Blu-ray Review)
If you’ve ever sighed at the evening news and thought, “This is so Orwellian,” Raoul Peck’s new documentary Orwell: 2+2=5 is here to prove you right—bracing, smart, and urgently relevant.
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Frightmare (1983) (Troma) Blu-ray Review (Video)
Dive into Troma’s Frightmare on Blu-ray, where a resurrected horror icon unleashes bloody revenge on meddlesome drama students—and feast on killer extras, from behind-the-scenes interviews to classic trailers.
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One Battle After Another (2025) (Warner Brothers) 4K Ultra HD Review (Video)
Off-grid life takes a deadly turn for washed-up revolutionary Bob and his spirited daughter Willa when his nemesis resurfaces after 16 years and she vanishes. Now they must battle old ghosts and new threats to find her and mend their fractured bond.
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Shelby Oaks (2024) (Neon) Blu-ray Review (Video)
A determined woman and her film crew chase a chilling new clue in her sister’s disappearance, plunging them into a terrifying mystery from horror masters Mike Flanagan and Chris Stuckmann.
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Wicked: For Good (2025) (4K Ultra HD Review)
Step into Wicked: For Good’s glittering Oz realm with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande lighting up every scene—this nearly three-hour spectacle dazzles with opulent design and emotional highs, even if it occasionally hovers mid-air.
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Roofman (2025) (4K Ultra HD Review)
Roofman flips a real-life rooftop crime spree into a gripping, emotionally raw drama—anchored by Channing Tatum’s sweaty desperation and Kirsten Dunst’s heartfelt depth. Derek Cianfrance’s moody direction turns every rooftop into a battleground of obsession and redemption, and you’ll never look up the same way again.
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The Stuff (1985) (4K Ultra HD Review)
Larry Cohen’s absurdly fun satire about evil yogurt has never looked better—Arrow Video’s stunning 4K Ultra HD release brings every wacky drop of goo to life with vibrant, crystal-clear detail.
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In the Mouth of Madness (1994) (4K Ultra HD Review)
Get ready to lose your mind with John Carpenter’s In the Mouth of Madness, now gleaming in Arrow Video’s stunning 4K transfer that makes every synth riff and eldritch nightmare pop. It’s a self-aware, brain-melting thrill ride you won’t forget.
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Tulsa Terrors (2025) (Special Edition) (VCI Entertainment) Blu-ray Review (Video)
Dive into Tulsa Terrors to discover how Bill Blair’s 1985 shot-on-video film in Tulsa ignited a low-budget horror revolution. Narrated by John Wooley, this captivating documentary features insider stories from VCI Entertainment’s Bob Blair and filmmaker Christopher Lewis.
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Tales of Frankenstein (2018) (Special Edition) (Blu-ray Review)
Tales of Frankenstein may be rough around the seams, but its pure DIY spirit, gleefully theatrical performances, and heartfelt homage to classic monsters deliver an endearingly charming indie horror anthology for any die-hard fan.