Necronomicon (2023) (DVD REVIEW)
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Necronomicon (2023) (DVD REVIEW)

Dive into Richard Driscoll’s 2023 Necronomicon DVD—an audacious, flesh-bound grimoire adaptation starring Michael Madsen and Tom Sizemore that, despite a rocky first fifteen minutes, delivers enough cosmic dread to keep horror fans hooked. Available now from DragonFLIX or free with ads on Tubi.
Ninja (2009) (DVD REVIEW)
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Ninja (2009) (DVD REVIEW)

Get ready for a whirlwind of gravity-defying stunts and old-school honor in Isaac Florentine’s Ninja (2009), where Scott Adkins delivers a knockout performance. Packed with breathtaking fight choreography and a dash of Japanese lore, this DVD is a must for action fans—even if the plot hits a few bumps.
Speak No Evil (2022) (DVD REVIEW)
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Speak No Evil (2022) (DVD REVIEW)

Christian Tafdrup’s Speak No Evil transforms a sunny Tuscan holiday into a chilling moral thriller. You’ll be squirming, questioning every polite smile, and haunted long after the credits roll.
El hombre bestia (1934) (DVD Review)
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El hombre bestia (1934) (DVD Review)

El Hombre Bestia is a rare 1934 psychotronic gem, blending brooding melancholy with frantic horror as a downed WWI pilot becomes a feral monster at a mad scientist’s whim. Lovingly restored and finally subtitled in English, it’s a wild ride you won’t want to miss.
The Exorcist: Untold (2023) (DVD Review)
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The Exorcist: Untold (2023) (DVD Review)

Dive into the chilling secrets of The Exorcist with THE EXORCIST UNTOLD, Robin Bextor’s captivating new doc celebrating the original’s 50th anniversary with rare interviews and never-before-seen footage. Available on DVD and digital December 11.
The Curse of Bigfoot (1975) (DVD REVIEW)
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The Curse of Bigfoot (1975) (DVD REVIEW)

Dive into the delightfully cheesy world of The Curse of Bigfoot (1975), where a high school dig awakens a centuries-old monster to terrorize a sleepy California town. This offbeat cult classic’s low-budget charm and nostalgic thrills make it a must-watch for B-movie fans.