Horror

Blu-rays assembled by people who love movies and Blu-rays.

It’s Christmas time for our moronic duo Caesar (Dave Campfield) and his half-brother Otto (Paul Chomicki).

In the end, Mischief Night is just another run-of-the-mill direct-to-video horror release you’ll soon find in the bargain bin.

The traditional helpings of red herring are on the loose as the townsfolk start dropping like flies and Diane gets into the fight of her life when she gets swept up into the murder spree.

The world might be going to hell, but at least no one’s ambling (or shambling or running) to devour your brains. Not yet.

Go rent George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead. I guarantee you it will have some tricks but a good deal more treats for your viewing pleasure.

One on one with RiffTrax's Bill Corbett on the upcoming Night of the Living Dead event.

This stunning reimagining of the erotic thriller, Embrace of the Vampire is probably best suited as stay at home, date night movie.

There are two ways that films illuminate difficult truths about growing up; painfully, and charmingly as is done in "Let Me Out."

There’s a saying in the film industry that suggests one never work with animals or children due to their inability to act on cue. Or act, period, for that matter. In 1961, British director Peter Brook threw all caution to the wind and decided to film an adaptation of William …