Severin Ends 2024 With Cannibals, ‘Delicatessen,’ Brandon Cronenberg, Cult Movie Novelizations, And More
Fan favorite boutique disc label Severin Films is closing out the year with some rare releases on Blu-ray and 4K,
Read moreFan favorite boutique disc label Severin Films is closing out the year with some rare releases on Blu-ray and 4K,
Read moreSo much ink has been spilled over filmmaking legend Francis Ford Coppola’s enormous and enormously weird Megalopolis that it’s become
Read moreAfter a brief detour to theaters, NBC’s Saturday Night is heading back to your living room. Directed by Jason Reitman
Read moreAfraid, the latest, topical, home-based thriller from prolific horror generators Blumhouse Productions (M3GAN, the Insidious franchise, Night Swim) has arrived
Read moreHalle Berry thriller Never Let Go arrives on Blu-ray combo pack and DVD this December from Lionsgate. Directed by Alexandre Aja
Read moreThis holiday season, return to a simpler time of Clinton-era jokes about soup, man-hands, bubble boys, sponges, thirst-inducing pretzels, “Serenity
Read moreArrow Video is kicking off the upcoming new year with some modern classics and some unsung genre titles, from the
Read moreSouth Park (Not Suitable For Children) is the sixth in a series of long form specials that stream on Paramount+ and
Read moreHBO-affiliated streamer Max is bringing viewers back to Dune this November. Also look for documentaries exploring Ted Turner, James Carville, Ronan
Read moreWelcome back down to Fraggle Rock. Season 1 of the new series Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock
Read moreHi, I’m Doc of Chucky! Wanna press “play?” We’ll be friends to the end. The horror aficionados at Shudder have prepared
Read moreThere was something spooky in the air at movie theaters in 1999. Perhaps because of the impending new millennium, moviegoers
Read moreAlien: Romulus attempts to bring the franchise back to its terrifying, visually stunning roots while mixing in some influences from
Read moreOne of the most acclaimed studio films of the year — animated or otherwise — is making a fast move
Read moreBuildings burn, people die, but physical media is forever. After a very long journey to the big screen — and
Read moreHoney, I’m home! And I’m on Blu-ray! That’s right, folks, the classic TV sitcom I Love Lucy is set to
Read moreBad Boys: Ride or Die brings back Will Smith and Martin Lawrence yet again for more slick Miami madness —
Read moreCBS and Paramount’s primetime military drama Seal Team is back for one final mission. The show’s seventh and final season
Read moreCartman and pals return for one of the biggest South Park special event movies from Paramount+ yet. South Park: The
Read moreCameron, Hitchcock, and Brooks may sound like a high-quality law firm, but we’re actually talking about three of the most
Read moreArrow Video’s physical media lineup for December includes Stallone vs. Snipes, Steve McQueen vs. Nazis, Song Kang-ho on a twisted
Read moreNetflix’s epic royal family saga The Crown comes to a close with the sixth and final season, available now in
Read moreEighties action legend Jean-Claude Van Damme is still around and kicking — although can he still do this splits thing?
Read moreAlien: Romulus played well on a big screen, but its claustrophobic interiors and nail-biting suspense will likely work just as
Read moreNetflix is preparing some spooky stuff for October. In addition to new documentaries about the Menendez Brothers and the Zodiac
Read moreHarold and the Purple Crayon is prepared to enter a new world on Blu-ray and DVD. Harold and the Purple
Read moreShaun of the Dead is celebrating its twentieth anniversary(!) via a new remaster in 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Vision
Read moreWhat do you get when two Oscar winners, a comedy superstar, a smash video game series, and a director known
Read moreThe box office smash drama It Ends With Us will begin a new life on Blu-ray this November. The film
Read moreAfter the crisis comes the crash. Time to suit up. Bubblegum Crash, the 1991 sequel to the anime classic Bubblegum
Read moreThe extremely prolific Japanese filmmaker Kinji Fukasaku directed over 60 feature films in a career spanning more than 40 years.
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