As a man who owns many multi-film DVDs, I expect certain things.   After all I have Waxwork I/II , Black Cobra I/II/III and Psycho II/III/I...

Consider this a preview of what I have coming for Full Moon Week, plus the one-time-only return of a segment that I haven't done in over...

There were a lot of strange things about this movie and the Menu set-up was no different.  If you should choose to rent/buy this film (why G...

After a long delay, the segment returns with a bit of Full Moon curiosity that baffles me.  The Special Features menu for the film looks lik...

For those of you who missed it, one of the earliest Rare Cases involved The Asylum releasing a film in time for a major release, only to se...

Today's feature involves a movie that I had to wait a long time to become available (I guess they only had a few copies). Was it worth ...

I will make this one short and sweet, because, quite honestly, words fail me. This film comes to us from 1948 and stars an all-bird cast. Y...

I honestly like this movie, but I hate the lack of care given to the movie's menu. Yeah, how long did that take you guys? Your $20 D...

This is one I've been holding under my hat for a while now, but feel like I should use it. It's a Rare Case that is relative to the...

Do you love mystery? Do you love suspense? How about the mystery of finding out who the killer in a murder mystery is? Yeah, we all hate ...

While movies are very important, the menus are key. Consider that it is your way to navigate to all the features and aspects of the film t...

I really hate The Asylum. Had I mentioned that yet? I know that I have, but it bears repeating. They suck- plain and simple. They are exploi...

I'm used to foreign people being credited in movies under fake names. Joe D'amato is a famous one, as is Lewis Coates (aka Luigi Co...

As a lover of foreign and obscure films, I am used to cheap, pan-and-scan prints. I am also used to crappy DVDs that come with nearly no Spe...