Rob Hunter

Eight cinematic masterworks from Steven Spielberg are brought together in a beautiful 4K UHD collector's edition.

You'd think that the wide world of sports would be tailor-made for the horror genre. Mental obsession, physical perfection, extreme competitiveness, towel whip injuries – all prime ingredients for stories blending

A great cinematic philosopher named Booger once proclaimed, “Sometimes you gotta say ‘what the fuck'” and just go with your wildest instinct.

This is a subjective claim, but the first act of Damian McCarthy 's 2024 chiller, Oddity , is the scariest horror film of the past decade.

KL Studio Classics, the main sub-label under the Kino Lorber home video brand, doesn't get the praise the "cooler" boutique labels garner, but it's every bit as deserving.

An underseen Chow Yun-fat classic gets a slick 4K release! Of the three labels currently releasing newly restored titles from the Golden

Some locations just lend themselves to horror. Asylums, the woods, anal cavities (seriously, if you haven't yet watched 2019's Butt Boy , add it to

Stop me if you've heard this before. A young woman experiences a traumatic event and/or severe loss, and some time later she's forced to face those feelings when a monstrous metaphor comes calling. While sometimes a natural, worthwhile part of a horror story, the whole grief/trauma shtick has become something of a tiresome trope in recent years. It doesn't help that the initial loss is frequently fairly conventional, with a loved one dying of cancer or in some mundane accident.

2023's Frogman is about a young man returning to the hometown he left behind in order to confront the amphibious nightmare that haunts the local landscape.

The horror genre is filled with immense talents who left the world too soon, and the great Dan O'Bannon sits high among them.