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If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? This summer, the truth belongs to seven billion people.
We are coming close to … Disclosure Day.
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Beginning Friday, February 6th, Predator fans can enjoy a hunt of their own, as they visit local Los Angeles horror venues–Slasher World, Horror Vibes Coffee, and Killer Fitness–for unique photo opps, custom beverages, and a Yautja-themed workout during the week leading up to the Hulu and 4K Blu-ray & DVD release of Predator: Badlands!
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If you go into Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere expecting the thunderous passion of Born in the U.S.A. or the crowd-pleasing biopic arc of a global legend, you’ll likely walk out murmuring things like “that was… different.” Scott Cooper’s 2025 Bruce Springsteen film is an intimate, almost introverted look at a very narrow slice of Bruce’s life — the period when he wrote and recorded one of his most haunting albums, Nebraska. It’s a contemplative piece, proud of its humility, but it doesn’t always reward the patience it demands. It’s an interesting artifact, especially if you already love Springsteen — but for newcomers? It’s a hard sell.
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The setup for Omniscent Reader: The Prophecy is immediately hooky. Kim Dok-ja (Ahn Hyo-seop) is a withdrawn office temp whose one enduring comfort is a long-running online novel, Three Ways to Survive the Apocalypse. When the story ends in a way that feels like a betrayal, Dok-ja messages the author, only to receive a reply that dares him to “write his own ending.” Moments later, his subway ride becomes the opening chapter of the very apocalypse he’s been reading for years. A “scenario” system appears, forcing ordinary citizens into escalating death challenges where “coins,” upgrades, and sponsorships are the new currency of survival.
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Cineverse (Nasdaq: CNVS), a next-generation entertainment studio, has announced today that Silent Night, Deadly Night will be available on physical media beginning February 17, 2026. The film is now available on digital EST/TVOD. The unique take on the iconic ‘80s holiday franchise quickly became a fan-favorite, and now audiences at home can experience the bloody absurdity of Silent Night, Deadly Night on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K + Blu-ray. The film is written and directed by Mike P. Nelson (Wrong Turn, V/H/S/85). The film stars Rohan Campbell as Billy and Ruby Modine as Pamela, along with Mark Acheson, David Lawrence Brown, and David Tomlinson.
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The bold new chapter in the legendary Predator franchise charges into homes everywhere February 12, when Predator: Badlands arrives on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S., and on Disney+ internationally. Predator: Badlands deepens Yautja lore by introducing new characters Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) and Thia (Elle Fanning), following them on an underdog hero’s journey shaped by an unlikely alliance. Blending themes of survival and self-discovery with intense combat, striking visual effects, and moments of humor, the film delivers a high-stakes action adventure on both a visceral and emotional level.
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This On the Run (1988) Blu-ray review looks at a Hong Kong crime thriller that still hits with grit and mood decades later. Directed by Alfred Cheung and led by the always-electric Yuen Biao, the film drops us into a rain-soaked world of dirty cops, bad choices, and nowhere to hide. After his wife is murdered, cop Heung Ming uncovers corruption inside the force and is pushed into hiding, hunted from all sides. His only lifeline is Chui, a cold-blooded assassin played by Pat Ha, forming an uneasy alliance built on survival more than trust. It’s bleak, tense, and rooted firmly in that late-’80s Hong Kong noir groove. Continue reading ‘On the Run (Blu-ray Review)’
Arriving on March 10 on Blu-ray, this long-awaited feature film – and final project – from famed sketch group Whitest Kids U Know debuted to multiple sold out performances at Tribeca Film Festival 2024. When he wins a sweepstakes, Kyle Capshaw gets a once-in-a-lifetime chance to join billionaire Elron Branson on a voyage to Mars, along with four other winners. Unfortunately, he entered in order to escape his miserable career, his violently insecure soon-to-be-bride, and a secret hobby that nobody would ever understand. But things go wrong almost immediately, and soon Kyle and his fellow amateur astronauts find themselves stranded, horny, and increasingly feral.
After breaking out with Bloodsport in 1988 and quickly following it up with crowd-pleasers like Cyborg and Kickboxer, Jean-Claude Van Damme returned in 1991 with Double Impact. a film that gets a fresh look in this Double Impact 4K UHD Blu-ray review. This Double Impact 4K UHD Blu-ray review looks at the martial arts star pulling double duty as Chad and Alex, long-lost twin brothers forced to team up against the Hong Kong underworld. It’s loud, fast, and unapologetically muscular, delivering wall-to-wall fights, outrageous style, and pure early-’90s action fun that still knows how to entertain.
Hollywood keeps exhuming Dracula, each generation insisting they have discovered the real Count, whether in the form of sex symbol, immigrant menace, metaphysical joke, or tragic widower. Dracula thrives on repetition. And Luc Besson’s Dracula arrives with its fangs bared and its heart on its sleeve. Here, it’s not a film about bloodlust so much as bloodlines of longing. Besson, a director who has always indulged in grand gestures, isn’t interested in the vampire as predator or plague. His Dracula is a lover first, monster second, and occasionally, when the moon is right, a fashion icon with a very sensual relationship to scent.
A new era of illusionists step into the spotlight when NOW YOU SEE ME: NOW YOU DON’T arrives on 4K UHD (+ Blu-ray + Digital), Blu-ray™ (+ Digital), and DVD beginning February 17 from Lionsgate. NOW YOU SEE ME: NOW YOU DON’T stars Jesse Eisenberg (The Social Network), Woody Harrelson (Zombieland), Dave Franco (Together), Isla Fisher (Confessions of a Shopaholic), and the new illusionists Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), Dominic Sessa (The Holdovers), and Ariana Greenblatt (Barbie). The illusion is only the beginning; every trick has a twist waiting to be revealed.
Red Surf uses its title more as metaphor than promise, delivering a moody Southern California crime drama rather than a nonstop surf movie. The story centers on Remar (George Clooney), a once-celebrated surfer whose career has collapsed after an injury, leaving him adrift in drugs and small-time crime. When his girlfriend Rebecca (Dedee Pfeiffer) reveals she’s pregnant and ready to escape that life, Remar convinces himself he can pull off one final job and walk away clean. It’s a done-to-death setup but the film manages to squeeze some life out of it.
Synapse Films is pleased to announce the March 10th release of the cult classic horror film Blue Sunshine on Standard Edition 4K UHD and Blu-ray. It starts off as a great party – just eight people in a secluded lodge. Then, one of the guests suddenly goes on a shockingly violent, murderous rampage. There is something wrong with his hair, and pure evil in his eyes. What he does to three of the girls there is too hideous to describe.
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In the vein of a Hitchcock thriller, Do Not Open is about a married couple in their 50’s who retreat to a secluded vacation cabin, hoping to mend their strained relationship. From the moment they arrive, they are given one rule: the door at the end of the hall is strictly off-limits. At first, the husband is mildly curious, but as the days pass, the door seems to call to him. Strange occurrences – whispers in the night, fleeting shadows, objects not where they were left – slowly unravel his sanity.
In 1962, Italian comic book writers Angela and Luciana Giussani invented fumetti neri (“black comics”) with Diabolik, a wildly popular crime series starring an elusive master thief. Within just a few years, the comic was adapted into a psychedelic feature film – released internationally as Danger: Diabolik – directed by a true maestro of Italian genre cinema in Mario Bava (Blood and Black Lace) and starring John Phillip Law (Death Rides a Horse) in the title role. Designed to capitalise on the success of CCC Film’s Dr Mabuse sequels, André Hunebelle’s Fantomas trilogy and Harry Alan Towers’ Fu Manchu series, Danger: Diabolik is Italy’s contribution to the popular cycle of supervillain movies that swept Europe in the 1960s and a key entry in Mario Bava’s filmography. The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present this landmark of Italian genre cinema on 4K UHD and Blu-ray for the first time in the UK. Continue reading ‘‘Danger: Diabolik’ on 4K UHD April 20!’
10 Rillington Place tells the true crime drama based on the real case of John Reginald Christie, a mild mannered serial killer who murdered multiple women in postwar London while posing as a trustworthy authority figure. Set largely within a cramped Notting Hill lodging house, the film follows Christie’s manipulation of a poor, ill educated couple, Timothy and Beryl Evans, whose desperation makes them vulnerable to his lies.
Sisu: Road to Revenge is ready to pump oil and gunpowder straight into your bloodstream. It detonates a minefield of pure adrenaline that buzzes even after the final shot is fired. The returning hero, Aatami Korpi (Jorma Tommila), is a walking ballistic event, so the film wisely loads its emotional ammunition into the villain. Stephen Lang’s Draganov demonstrates a casual, practiced cruelty, ready to pull a trigger without hesitation.
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Friday the 13th Part 2 opens with a throat-clearing recap and then promptly clears away the past and resets the board. Alice, the lone survivor, is dispatched briskly so the story can skip ahead to a new batch of counselors assembling near the condemned Camp Crystal Lake. The old campfire legend Jason Voorhees has ripened into folklore, and the film thinks that alone is sturdy enough to support an entire movie without asking many questions. In fact, the sequel doesn’t ask much of anything, and doesn’t provide much, either.
