The Devil Rides Out (1968) (Blu-ray Review)
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The Devil Rides Out (1968) (Blu-ray Review)

Join Christopher Lee’s debonair Duc de Richleau as he battles a sinister satanic cult in Hammer’s eerie classic, now blazing onto Blu-ray in two beautifully restored versions complete with a pristine 2K scan, sumptuous extras, and spine-tingling audio commentaries from horror historians and cast.
The Stand (1994) (Blu-ray Review)
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The Stand (1994) (Blu-ray Review)

Rediscover Stephen King’s epic battle of good versus evil in The Stand’s stunning Blu-ray edition—five gripping hours of suspense and stellar performances. Packed with can’t-miss bonus features and a gorgeous HD upgrade, this dystopian adventure is impossible to resist.
A Bucket of Blood (1959) (Signature Edition) (Blu-ray Review)
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A Bucket of Blood (1959) (Signature Edition) (Blu-ray Review)

Rediscover Roger Corman’s cult classic A Bucket of Blood in a razor-sharp 4K remaster that spotlights Dick Miller’s delightfully twisted Walter Paisley, the busboy-turned-macabre sculptor. Packed with exclusive extras—from commentaries to rare prologues—Olive Films’ Signature Edition Blu-ray is the ultimate late-night thrill for horror-comedy fans.
The Bloody Ape (1997) (DVD REVIEW)
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The Bloody Ape (1997) (DVD REVIEW)

Keith J. Crocker’s The Bloody Ape (1997) is a gore-soaked love letter to grindhouse cinema, unleashing a rampaging gorilla on an unsuspecting small town with gloriously brutal practical effects. Equal parts shocking, hilarious, and nostalgically gritty, this Super 8 indie gem delivers a wild ride you’ll have to see to believe.
Caroushell (2016) (DVD REVIEW)
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Caroushell (2016) (DVD REVIEW)

Caroushell delivers a wildly entertaining blend of horror and comedy as Duke, a carousel unicorn pushed to the brink by hours of kiddie rides, breaks free and embarks on a hilariously gory rampage. Packed with creative kills, offbeat performances, and bonus features like cast interviews, deleted scenes, and bloopers, this indie slasher is as cheesy as it is unforgettably fun.