Coming to Blu-ray for the very first time the original Battlestar Galactica will be available from Universal Studios on May 12, 2015.
Two box sets are up for pre-order right now. The first set: Battlestar Galactica: The Remastered Collection features both the original series as well as the oft-criticized Galactic 1980. The second set: Battlestar Galactica: The Definitive Collection comes with the same but also includes the original movie. Personally, I’m going to go for the second set simply for the fact that it includes everything!
If you want to pre-order one of these sets just click the images below, it’ll redirect you to the Amazon page.
What time is it? ADVENTURE TIME! With Jake the Dog and Finn the Human, the fun never ends.
Available November 25th from Warner Bros. The latest Adventure Time DVD collection is the ideal holiday gift for any Adventure Time fan. The DVD comes in a special collectors case that includes a Finn Backpack. Other than the awesome collector’s item included with the DVD, there isn’t anything else. No bonus features of any kind. But this is more for the kids than it is the adult fans of the show who would rather own the series in seasonal order and in high definition. But if you’re like me and the backpack catches your interest, I’d say it’s worth picking up for that alone. Otherwise, skip it.
The DVD includes the following episodes
- The New Frontier
- The Lich
- Finn the Human
- Jake The Dog
- We Fixed a Truck
- Blade of Grass
- The Red Throne
- The Great Bird Man
- One Last Job
- Little Dude
- City of Thieves
- Conquest of Cuteness
- Who Would Win
- Ignition Point
- Furniture & Meat
- Sad Face
They walk, they talk and they kill!
As my friend Skinslip from g33k-e.com once said: “Scream Factory is the Criterion Collection of everything weird, gory, and all-around cult.” Which I agree with 100%. Though I may not enjoy every title released under the label nor get excited about every announcement, I can’t deny the amazing work put into these lowbrow titles. And I don’t think you can get any more lowbrow than Stuart Gordon’s Dolls.
Many will recognize Stuart Gordon for his films Re-Animator and From Beyond (Another Scream Factory release) and if you are a fan of his previous works, you’re in for a treat with this one. Many at first glance will probably shrug this film off as a rip-off of other “killer doll” movies like Child’s Play or Puppet Master but you’d be incorrect. Dolls actually predates both films, and if you ask me, is a far more entertaining movie.
Since Dolls, like almost all of Stuart Gordon’s work, is a cult classic and is being released on Blu-ray from Scream Factory, It’s no surprise that this title has a lot of bonus content included.
- Audio Commentary with Stuart Gordon and Ed Naha
- Audio Commentary with Stephen Lee, Ian Patrick Williams, Carolyn Purdy Gordon and Carrie Lorraine
- Storyboard-to-Film Comparison
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Photo Gallery
- Featurette – Toys of Terror: The Making of “Dolls”
Like every Scream Factory title, it has a reversible cover, which I am displaying next to the slipcover for reference.
Overall, Dolls is a fun, entertaining little B-Horror film, from one of the most notorious cult horror directors. Fans of Stuart Gordon will love it, fans of horror will love it. Highly recommended!
Picture Quality: 3.5/5
Audio Quality: 3/5
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