For years, Regular Show has been a staple in my household. My son, Danger, and I have bonded over its hilarious, offbeat adventures, finding joy in both the moments we laugh at together and the ones we appreciate in our own ways. Now, with the release of Regular Show: The Complete Series on DVD, we get to relive those experiences all over again—this time with all 245 episodes, special features, and even the Regular Show movie included.
Read MoreRuss Meyer’s Vixen Trilogy: Vixen (1968), Supervixens (1975), and Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens (1979) #BluRay
Severin Films has outdone itself by restoring and releasing Russ Meyer’s Vixen Trilogy—Vixen, Supervixens, and Beneath the Valley of the Ultravixens—in collaboration with The Russ Meyer Charitable Trust. These groundbreaking films have made their worldwide UHD/Blu-ray premieres, each painstakingly restored from original negatives by The Museum of Modern Art and Severin Films. Packed with nine hours of new and archival bonus materials, this collection dives into Meyer’s unique blend of sex, satire, and subversive storytelling, presenting them in the highest quality they’ve ever been seen.
Read MoreMassacre at Femur Creek (2024)
Oh, look! Another low-budget slasher that purports itself to be a love letter to 80s slashers - along with bro culture, marriage, relationships, and those questionable life choices. Imagine The Hangover if Jason Voorhees showed up halfway through and started roasting marshmallows along with human carnage.
Read MoreHome Alone (1990) #RetroReview
Chicago, November 10, 1990. Home Alone debuted, quietly sneaking its way into Christmas tradition. That night, while some were out shopping, others were watching what would become a holiday classic, and I was still sleeping in my crib. But it wasn't long before I, like so many others, would discover Home Alone as more than just a film; it would become a mirror of who I am.
Read MoreYour Monster (2024)
In Your Monster, Caroline Lindy brings a delightfully odd mix of horror, romance, and comedy, blending dark humor with a journey of self-discovery. Melissa Barrera stars as Laura Franco, a soft-spoken actress whose life has unraveled after a breakup and surgery. Returning to her childhood home to recover, she finds herself confronted by a strange monster living in her closet—one who might just be the encouragement she needs to reclaim her dreams and her voice.
Read MoreFor When You Get Lost (2024)
For When You Get Lost is an indie gem that delivers heartfelt humor and genuine emotional resonance. Directed by Michelle Steffes and written by the multitalented Jennifer Sorenson, this coming-of-middle-age dark comedy takes audiences on a beautiful journey of reconciliation and self-discovery. Inspired by a real-life road trip, the story centers on June Stevenson, a woman determined to make amends with her estranged father before it's too late.
Read MoreOpportunity (2024)
Opportunity is a quirky, indie gem that brings humor, heart, and grit to the table in a uniquely entertaining way. Directed by Rusty Rehl, this film tells the story of Patrick Getty, a 30-something man living in his van, who dreams of owning a home but gets pulled into a chaotic world of crime by his reckless best friend, Donnie. Together, they face off against an unusual gang of Mormon gangsters, making for a wild, unexpected ride.
Read MoreChainsaws Were Singing (2024) #FantasticFest
Chainsaws Were Singing is a wildly inventive and absurd blend of horror, comedy, and musical, brought to life by Estonian director Sander Maran. This film feels tailor-made for cult status, packed with outrageous humor, splatter-filled moments, and catchy musical numbers that will resonate with fans of midnight movies. The story centers on Maria, whose terrible day takes an unexpected turn when she meets Tom, a man attempting to take his own life.
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