Side Out (1990) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)
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Side Out (1990) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)

Dive into the sun-soaked 1990 beach volleyball fun of Side Out, where C. Thomas Howell and Peter Horton serve up laughs, romance, and epic tournament drama—just don’t expect a crystal-clear Blu-ray transfer.
The Matrix Resurrections (2021) (4K/Blu-Ray Review)
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The Matrix Resurrections (2021) (4K/Blu-Ray Review)

Dive into The Matrix Resurrections in stunning 4K as Neo chases the white rabbit into a hypersecure—and thrillingly dangerous—new reality. With jaw-dropping visuals, nostalgic nods, and pulse-pounding action, this sequel is a mind-bending ride from start to finish.
The Daimajin Trilogy (Arrow Video) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)
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The Daimajin Trilogy (Arrow Video) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)

Arrow Video’s Blu-ray box set of the Daimajin Trilogy delivers three gorgeously restored samurai-monster classics, where a colossal stone god unleashes righteous fury in epic, kaiju-style battles. Packed with rare interviews, commentaries and special-effects deep dives, it’s a must-own for any monster movie fan.
Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997) (Unearthed Films) Blu-ray Review (Video)
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Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997) (Unearthed Films) Blu-ray Review (Video)

Unearthed Films’ Blu-ray of Premutos: The Fallen Angel plunges you into cursed visions, monstrous mutations, and a ravenous zombie horde set on resurrecting the first fallen angel. Topped off with killer bonus features—making-of footage, German and English dubs, the original soundtrack CD, trailers, and a photo gallery—this release is horror fan bliss.
Madman (1981) (Vinegar Syndrome) 4K Ultra HD Review (Video)
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Madman (1981) (Vinegar Syndrome) 4K Ultra HD Review (Video)

Snag Vinegar Syndrome’s exclusive 4K Ultra HD edition of Madman—limited to 6,000 units with a stunning Tom Hodge–designed slipcover—and experience Joe Giannone’s iconic 80s slasher in razor-sharp new clarity with hours of killer bonus features. When camp counselor Richie summons Madman Marz, ruthless mayhem proves some legends are all too real.