The Omen (1976) (The Omen Collection Blu-ray Review)
The Omen (1976) Director: Richard Donner Robert and Katherine Thorn seem to have it all. They are happily married and he is the US Ambassador to Great Britain, but they…
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The Image (1975) (Blu-ray Review)
Get ready to be seduced by Radley Metzger’s The Image, now fully uncut, gorgeously remastered, and featuring a thrilling new 5.1 surround mix—vintage erotic cinema has never looked or sounded this mesmerizing. This daring ménage à trois delivers bold, graphic seduction that hardcore fans and adventurous film buffs won’t want to miss.
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Blue Sunshine (1978)
Dive into Blue Sunshine (1978), where a sinister LSD side effect turns balding people into violent psychos and innocent Jerry must race to clear his name. This trippy 70s thriller delivers suspense, wild kills, and a midnight-movie vibe you won’t forget.
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Warwick Davis Doesn’t Want a Leprechaun Remake
Warwick Davis is begging WWE/Lionsgate to skip the Leprechaun remake and unleash a fresh sequel—perhaps swashbuckling Lep vs. Pirates or a fierce female Leprechaun spin-off.
Cannibal Kitchen: Silent House
Silent House grabs you in one continuous shot, ratcheting up tension with every frame until its jaw-dropping twist. Florencia Colucci’s fearless lead gives you chills long after the credits roll.
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Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil (2002)
Hop on board Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil for a crazed cult ride as a busted-down van and a mysterious voodoo woman summon the killer clown to torment a band of wayward teens. Trent Hagga’s chilling turn and inventive kills make this sequel a must-watch, even if it trades laughs for scares.
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May New Release from One 7 Movies & Camille 2000 Extended Version
Dive into the sultry suspense of One 7 Movies’ Naughty Teen—a deliciously forbidden tale of voyeuristic desire—and surrender to the newly restored, never-before-released extended version of Radley Metzger’s Camille 2000, complete with exclusive behind-the-scenes extras and 30% off through March 21. Available now on DVD and Blu-ray!
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House (1986)
1986’s House is a wacky haunted-house romp starring Night Court’s Richard Moll (aka Bull) that feels more hilarious than horrifying. Packed with creative monsters, clever effects, and sly humor, it’s a cult classic you’ll want to revisit again and again.
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TWO NEW THRILLERS IN THE NIKKATSU EROTIC FILMS COLLECTION!
Get ready for Nikkatsu’s latest double feature: a fierce women-in-prison revenge saga alongside a decadent descent into Tokyo’s secret sex society. These two steamy thrillers brim with unapologetic edge and will leave you breathless!
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Elves (1989)
Get ready for Elves (1989), a hilariously off-the-wall Christmas horror where evil Nazi experiments, demonic elves, and a rogue Santa Claus combine into a so-bad-it’s-fun VHS throwback.