Built 2 Kill (2023) (Blu-ray Review)
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Built 2 Kill (2023) (Blu-ray Review)

Dive into Built 2 Kill (2023) on Blu-ray, a scrappy horror anthology brimming with practical gore, twisted tales, and indie charm—it’s uneven yet irresistibly enthusiastic, making it a midnight feast for any horror fan.
Jitters (2026) (Blu-ray Review)
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Jitters (2026) (Blu-ray Review)

Get ready for Jitters (2026), a scrappy indie horror that pits a murderous AI clown against your deepest fears in a wildly entertaining thrill ride. Daniel Jordan’s unhinged performance and bold practical effects make this killer jester a delightfully uncanny standout.
The Devil’s Candy (2015) (4K Ultra HD REVIEW)
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The Devil’s Candy (2015) (4K Ultra HD REVIEW)

Crank the volume and dive into The Devil’s Candy, a gritty, blood-pumping horror ride that fuses brutal metal riffs with a surprisingly heartfelt story. Now in stunning 4K Ultra HD, Second Sight’s release brings every neon-red shadow to life and packs in killer extras for true horror fans.
Primate (2025) (Blu-ray Review)
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Primate (2025) (Blu-ray Review)

Primate (2025) on Blu-ray is a fur-covered fever dream that turns every jungle horror cliché into a rollicking thrill ride. Cheer for a rampaging chimp as it delivers jaw-dropping mayhem you’ll remember long after the credits roll.
The Last Broadcast (1998) (101 Films) Blu-ray Review (Video)
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The Last Broadcast (1998) (101 Films) Blu-ray Review (Video)

Get ready to brave the haunted Pine Barrens with The Last Broadcast’s Limited Edition Blu-ray—featuring new director interviews, exclusive Stephen R. Bissette slipcase art and an essay-packed booklet. This groundbreaking found-footage thriller will leave you wondering if the lone survivor truly escaped the Jersey Devil or if the creature still stalks these woods.
The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) (4K Ultra HD Review)
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The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) (4K Ultra HD Review)

Get ready for a wildly vivid ride with The Curse of Frankenstein—Peter Cushing’s smug mad scientist and Christopher Lee’s haunting Creature come alive in blood-soaked Technicolor, and this stunning 4K restoration makes every stitch, color, and shock pop like never before.