After several weeks with small release slates, this week sees a ton of new titles hit the shelves for home video. Let’s take a look at the new films, catalog rereleases, 4K Ultra HD upgrades, and more!
DetailsArmy of the Dead
But this isn’t one of the “Shamblers”, slow walking zombies. This zombie is fast, strong and a bit less brainless than we are used to. He kills most of the comvoy, infecting a couple of them, and they make their way Las Vegas.
DetailsOxygen
A young woman finds herself trapped inside a cryogenic pod and must find not just the way out, but who she is as well. If done in any other way, this movie would be horrible. Oxygen shouldn’t work, but was somehow able to keep my attention throughout. Why? Let’s find out.
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Justice Society: World War II
In my opinion, for years, DC has the market cornered on their animated films (and until recently I think their live action TV shows were superior to Marvel’s, but WandaVision and Falcon and the Winter Soldier stole a lot of that thunder). They get great vocal talents and tell engaging stories. I so often wonder why some of these scripts aren’t the ones used for the live action movies.
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Jamie Lee Curtis might be one of the more interesting actors I’ve profiled without having as many credits as a lot of the other stars. Curtis’ life and career is an interesting one, full of screams, full of laughs, and yes: full of diapers.
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Sir Christopher Lee will forever be the Prince of Darkness.
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Vincent Price was and is a legend, and maintains a legacy as one of the greatest horror movie stars. To kick off “Stars of the Genre” Month, we’re going to discuss one of the biggest horror movie actors, a man who gained two Hollywood Stars of Fame: Vincent Price.
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Peter Cushing became synonymous with the Horror genre internationally during the span of his six decade career.
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The 1950’s were a dynamic time for America and for Hollywood. All of these tensions were reflected in the films of the time. As a result, films revolving around aliens were prominent. Let’s go over the Alien Movies of the 1950s.
DetailsMortal Kombat
It didn’t make me laugh, cry or change my life, but it did make for an enjoyable evening of superpowered death matches.
DetailsThey Live
“They Live” is everything you want in an alien movie. It’s got action, a strong message, and some hideous extraterrestrials.
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