Cannon teamed up with the director of Cannibal Holocaust for this Italian sword-and-sorcery flick, starring twin bodybuilders The Barbarian Brothers.

Town Bloody Hall is fascinating, not because it was ahead of its time, really, but because it is so precisely of its time.

Robert Altman’s live action, musical comic strip receives a 40th Anniversary Edition.

Sex and car crashes is such a reductive and meaningless way to characterize David Cronenberg’s Crash, but it’s understandable why such a description would ultimately be how such a movie is sold to the public.

One of the pleasures of digging into older films is discovering movies that you’re not familiar with that are clear influences on films you love.

It’s hard to believe that in a movie that’s marketing artwork features Mr. T towering over the Capitol building, Mr. T would somehow only have marginally more screen time than Bill Maher.

Eastwood himself, already a fixture of the Western genre, knew enough about it to make it his own and twist the genre’s propensity for myth-making in a hellish new direction.

A really good Nicolas Cage performance comes within a film that’s full of great ones.

Whether you’re a Mallrats fan or apologist, Arrow Video’s deluxe Blu-ray offers plenty for Kevin Smith fans to enjoy in its many, many supplements.