Click Bait (2007) (DVD REVIEW)
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Click Bait (2007) (DVD REVIEW)

Click Bait plunges you into a gritty French indie horror where a fake film set spirals into a chilling snuff movie, blending clever found-footage twists with low-budget charm. Its inventive scares and bloody thrills make this underground gem a must-see for hardcore horror fans.
Bigfoot Blood Trap (2019) (DVD REVIEW)
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Bigfoot Blood Trap (2019) (DVD REVIEW)

Bigfoot Blood Trap (2019) delivers a wild ride of DIY monster mayhem and mad-scientist breeding experiments, balancing its low-budget charm with surprisingly solid performances that’ll keep any Bigfoot fanatic glued to the screen.
Weed Wolf (2011) (DVD REVIEW)
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Weed Wolf (2011) (DVD REVIEW)

Brace yourself for Weed Wolf, a grindhouse-style indie horror comedy where a pot-smoking werewolf terrorizes small-town Texas and only a stoner sheriff, his dimwitted son and a ragtag gang of hippies and survivalists can save the day. Packed with DIY wolf masks, hit-or-miss humor and laid-back stoner vibes, it’s a wild, delightfully over-the-top ride for genre fans.
Nightbeast (1982) (BLU-RAY/DVD REVIEW)
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Nightbeast (1982) (BLU-RAY/DVD REVIEW)

When a laser-blasting alien crash-lands in a sleepy town, only Sheriff Jack Cinder can save the townsfolk from a gory rampage—and now Vinegar Syndrome’s two-disc Blu-ray remaster delivers every cheesy effect, jaw-dropping body count, and bonus feature in stunning 1080p. Whether you’re here for the old-school gore or the campy charm, Nightbeast is a wildly fun ride you won’t want to miss.
Trapped Alive (1988) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)
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Trapped Alive (1988) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)

On a snowy night two friends’ carjacking goes horribly wrong when their kidnappers crash into an abandoned mine—where a mutant cannibal awaits in this wild 80s horror ride. Arrow Video’s stunning 2K restoration, HD transfer, and killer bonus features make Trapped Alive shine brighter (and bloodier) than ever on Blu-ray!