Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) (Warner Brothers) 4K Ultra HD Review
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) (Warner Brothers) 4K Ultra HD Review

Join Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara and a dazzling new cast in Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice revival, where three generations of the Deetz family accidentally crack open the portal to the Afterlife in breathtaking 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Atmos and killer bonus features. Get ready for devilish laughs, ghostly thrills and all the mischievous mayhem you love!
Frankie Freako (2024) (Scream Factory) Blu-ray Review
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Frankie Freako (2024) (Scream Factory) Blu-ray Review

Fed up with his dull, disrespected life, workaholic Conor Sweeney can’t believe his luck when a strange dancing goblin on TV promises wild, freaky adventures at the end of a party hotline—Frankie Freako just might be the buzz he’s been craving. This Scream Factory Blu-ray cranks the mayhem up to eleven with audio commentary, behind-the-scenes features, exclusive interviews and more.
Trap (2024) (Warner Brothers) Blu-ray Review
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Trap (2024) (Warner Brothers) Blu-ray Review

Dive into M. Night Shyamalan’s latest thriller Trap, where a fun father-daughter concert night spirals into a chilling mystery starring Josh Hartnett and Saleka Shyamalan. This Blu-ray edition comes loaded with Dolby Atmos audio, deleted scenes, and exclusive behind-the-scenes features for the ultimate fan experience.
The Mad Bomber (1973) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review
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The Mad Bomber (1973) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review

Get ready for Bert I. Gordon’s politically incorrect ’70s crime shocker The Mad Bomber in a brand-new uncut 4K restoration with over six hours of explosive special features. Chuck Connors stars as a psycho wreaking havoc across L.A., Neville Brand is the lone witness, and Vince Edwards is the hard-nosed detective who’ll stop at nothing to bring them down.
Despiser (2003) (Visual Vengeance) Blu-ray Review
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Despiser (2003) (Visual Vengeance) Blu-ray Review

Crash-landing into purgatory, Gordon teams up with a ragtag crew of fallen heroes to take on the tyrannical Despiser in a hallucinogenic thrill ride of machine-gun mayhem, early CGI spectacle, and lava-fueled car chases—this Blu-ray revival of Phillips Cook’s cult classic is pure direct-to-video gold.