Blumhouse’s AI-Gone-Wrong Thriller ‘Afraid’ Set To Awaken On Blu-ray, DVD, And Digital
The prolific home of horror known as Blumhouse Productions has already had a big year at theaters, starting with the
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TIFF 2024 In Review
It’s the day after Sunday, September 15th and another Tornoto International Film Festival has come and gone. This was the
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Hasbro Pulse 2024: MDLX ‘Transformers One’ Figures Rolls Out!
Welcome to the table, Once a year I tend to find myself thinking “I should watch all the Transformers movies.”
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Q&A With X Over 0: Designers Of The ‘Uglies’ Geoheart Pendant
Katherine Voorhies and Duane McLemore always had an infinite pool of pent-up creative energy. It’s what inspired them to expand
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‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Celebrating 50 Years With 4K And VHS release
“For them an idyllic summer afternoon drive became a nightmare.” So begins one of the greatest horror movies of all
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Los Angeles Comic Con Full Talent Lineup Revealed
We’re only a few weeks away from Los Angeles Comic Con (LACC), which will be held October 4th-6th, 2024. The
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Legendary Director Frank Capra Gets The Big Box Set Treatment As Columbia Pictures Celebrates 100 Years
The prolific career of Frank Capra, one of Classic Hollywood’s most classic directors, is getting the deluxe treatment as part
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New Horror Film ‘Daddy’s Head’ Headed To Shudder In October After Making Its Debut At Fantastic Fest
Genre specialist streaming site Shudder will bulk up its Halloween offerings by adding the debut the new horror film Daddy’s
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An Interview With Indie Anime Film ‘Let Them Breathe: City On The Ocean’ Creator Candice Rogers
Let Them Breathe: City on the Ocean is an independent anime film that will be premiering in Seattle, Portland, San
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Shout! And Jim Henson Company Releasing ‘Labyrinth’ And ‘Dark Crystal’ Limited Edition 4K Collector’s Sets
Shout! Studios and the Jim Henson Company are partnering for the release of two limited edition collector’s sets of Henson’s
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Michael Who? — ‘Halloween III: Season Of The Witch’ Imprint Blu-ray Reviewed
What’s in a name? In the case of Halloween (the franchise, not the holiday), quite a lot. This isn’t a
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‘SPY x FAMILY CODE: White’ Streaming This Month On Crunchyroll
Ready for another adventure with Anya and her irregular family of Assassins and Spies? The Forger family comes home for
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TIFF Review: ‘The Cut’
I never really know whether Toronto International Film Festival audiences attend gala premieres for the films or the celebrities. Perhaps
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Pencils vs Pixels’ And The Much Needed Return of Hand Drawn Feature Animation
Pencils Vs Pixels is a celebration of 2D hand-drawn animation and an exploration of how the Disney Renaissance of the
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‘Baby Assassins Everyday’ Drops Episode 1 on YouTube
Right before the premier of Baby Assassins Nice Days at Fantastic Fest in 2024, we’re treated to a new TV
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Two Restored Crime Film Classics From ‘Battle Royale’ Director Kinji Fukasaku Headed To VOD And Digital
Fans of international crime films are likely familiar with the name of Kinji Fukasaku. The ultra-prolific Japanese auteur directed over
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Commentary: The Weird Similarities Between ‘Mission: Impossible’ and ‘Fast & Furious’
It’s no surprise that Hollywood loves big budget blockbuster action franchises. These are huge money makers with some of the
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‘Despicable Me 4’ Promises More Minion Mayhem On 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, And DVD
One of the biggest box office hits of the year, Despicable Me 4 is bringing Gru, the kids, and the
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When You Should’ve Stayed Home: ‘Woman Who Came Back’ Reviewed
At the end of her commentary, film scholar Kelly Robinson notes that the biggest mystery Walter Colmes’ Woman Who Came
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‘Elvira’ In 4K, Plus More J-Horror And Shaw Brothers Highlight Arrow Video’s November Releases
Make some more room in your physical media closet because Arrow Video’s at it again, scheduling some must-haves for fans
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Ti West’s ‘MAXXXINE’ To Get The Spotlight On 4K, Blu-ray, And DVD In October
Writer-director Ti West‘s gruesome, lurid movie trilogy exploring the pitfalls of filmmaking and fame reaches its bloody climax with MAXXXINE,
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Fantastic Fest 2024 Announces Feature Programming Lineup
Fantastic Fest is the largest genre film festival in the US, championing challenging and thought-provoking cinema while celebrating new voices
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Commentary: ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit?’ Got Cartoons Right
Many movies have tried to utilize a hybrid of animation and live action, but few have done it more successfully
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Review: Kids Might Enjoy Chris Pratt’s ‘The Garfield Movie’ On Blu-ray But Adults Will Likely Be Bored
Maybe Garfield’s just not meant to be a movie star. The long-running newspaper comic strip is still widely syndicated, there’s
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UniVersus Drops ‘Godzilla King Of Monsters’ Decks As Part Of Their Challenger Series
Welcome to the table, One thing we for sure love here in our little corner of Comicon is giant monsters.
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Severin Films Exploring the Darkest Corners Of Global Cinema With ‘Compendium Of Folk Horror Volume Two’
Severin Films has long been known as a home for giving top shelf treatment to obscure creepy films that are
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‘Planet Of The Apes’ Tells The Same Story From Different Directions
Perhaps no franchise has enjoyed a more peculiar evolution of narrative than Planet Of The Apes. What started as a
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Check Out The Trailer For Samara Weaving’s Next Horror Role: ‘Azrael’
Welcome to the table, Check this out… If you have watched our Happy Hour episodes or picked up
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‘Uglies’ Tops Our Netflix Picks In September
While the planet’s ever-changing climate means the summer heat will be with us for a while yet, the Fall is
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‘The Garfield Movie’ Brings Home Chris Pratt, Samuel L. Jackson, And Lasagna On Blu-ray And DVD
Garfield’s back! Hide the lasagna! Wait, are we still allowed to make lasagna and/or Monday jokes whenever they announce a
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The Haunted Lighthouse: ‘Tormented’ Reviewed
Outside of the films of Jean Rollin, it’s not too often you see horror films set at the beach. Not
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