Up! (1976) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review

Up! (1976) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review

Dive into Russ Meyer’s jaw-droppingly perverse Up!—co-written by Roger Ebert and now dazzling in 4K from Severin Films with fresh commentaries, an exclusive Raven De La Croix interview and rare archival gems. Get ready for a sex-blasted thrill ride of sodomized Führers, ravenous piranha and sapphic ecstasy in Meyer’s most outrageous adventure yet.
Black Eye (1974) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)

Black Eye (1974) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)

Rediscover Jack Arnold’s Black Eye on Blu-ray in crisp 1080p—despite its narrative stumbles, Fred Williamson’s gritty charisma and a handful of striking ’70s visuals make this cult crime drama impossible to ignore.
Devil Story (1986) Blu-Ray Review (Video)

Devil Story (1986) Blu-Ray Review (Video)

Dive into Bernard Launois’ Devil Story, a mind-melting 1986 horror gem of Nazi mutants, rogue mummies and a devil-possessed horse, now restored in stunning 4K. Packed with new making-of featurettes, director commentary and archival interviews, this cult classic Blu-Ray is the wildest ride you’ve never seen.
Greener Grass (2019) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

Greener Grass (2019) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

Step into neon-hued suburbia in Greener Grass, where perfect teeth, golf carts, and soccer-mom rivalries mask a delightfully demented satire. Brace yourself for baby-swapping, a psycho yoga instructor, and enough absurd twists to make this instant cult classic unmissable.
“Greener Grass” Makes its Blu-ray Debut Feb 11th

“Greener Grass” Makes its Blu-ray Debut Feb 11th

Step onto the wildest lawn you’ve ever seen—Greener Grass brings Kafka-esque suburbia, killer yoga instructors, and soccer-ball pregnancies to Blu-ray on Feb 11, complete with the original short film and deleted scenes. Pre-order now at ShoutFactory.com and embrace the glorious madness!
Fangboner (2015) (DVD REVIEW)

Fangboner (2015) (DVD REVIEW)

Get ready for Fangboner, a hilariously twisted indie horror where a crotch-blood virus spawns naked aliens, Troma-style chaos, and non-stop gore. This extra-loaded Wild Eye Releasing DVD, packed with director’s commentary and behind-the-scenes footage, is a must for any low-brow sci-fi fan.