Monster Brawl Blu-ray and DVD Artwork and Release Details

The eagerly awaited horror/comedy Monster Brawl is at last coming to Blu-ray and DVD! Image Entertainment will be releasing it on June 12th on both formats. Written and Directed by Jesse T. Cook, the movie stars David Foley, Robert Maillet, Kevin Nash and Jimmy Hart.

Three New Silent House Clips

The Silent House redux, starring Elizabeth Olsen, opens at theaters on March 9th and I have three new clips to share with you. The movie is directed by Chris Kentis and Laura Lau and is shot to place place over a 90 minute period in real time.

Takashi Miike's Crows Zero To Hit DVD IN The UK

You either love Takashi Miike's films or you, well you do, ok? Anyway, the prolific director of such movies as Audition, Ichi the Killer and Big Bang love, Juvenile A is about to have his 2007 movie Crows Zero released on DVD in the UK through MVM.

Safe Gets New 60 Second TV Spot

I've covered the upcoming Safe, starring Jason Statham, a fair bit here on the Lair and now I have a new 60 second TV spot to share with you. The film hits theaters on April 27th from Lionsgate.

Filthy Review - True Nature

True Nature (2010)

Review by Jude Felton

It’s funny how movies attract your attention. There’s the tried and trusted blanket previews and billboards etc. from the bigger companies, but when it comes to more independent cinema there is generally the self-promotion route, which I am all for. Sometimes you’ll see the same thing over and over again, as films compete in a crowded marketplace, until quite frankly you get bored of it. And in my case I quickly lose interest. Then there are the little gems you come across purely by chance, and True Nature is one of them.

Jamie Kennedy and WWE's Edge team up for Bending the Rules

There's no denying that the WWE is an incredibly popular company, with its shows Raw and Smackdown bringing in great viewing figures each week, so it is no surprise that more and more of the wrestlers are finding there way into the movies, through WWE Studios.

UK Return of the Living Dead Blu-ray and DVD Details

Some terrific news for UK fright fans, and those with Region-free Blu-ray or DVD players, and that's for the upcoming new release of Return of the Living Dead. It will be released on special edition double DVD and limited edition Steelbook Blu-ray on June 4th from Second Site. 

Filthy Review - Martha Macy May Marlene

Martha Macy May Marlene (2011)

Review by Jude Felton

Martha Macy May Marlene, aside from being a mouthful of a film title, was another case of a film having a limited theatrical release and not playing anywhere near me when it was released last year. Am sorry but I am not driving two hours to see a movie. Well, ok I might in certain situations, but that’s not the point. Anyway, since I didn’t get a chance to see it on the big screen it has been somewhat of a long wait for me, especially with trying to avoid any online spoilers. Fortunately I have been fairly lucky with regards to this and went into the movie knowing only the bare minimum, the same bare minimum I will share with you, with regards to the plot.

(Incredibly) Filthy Review - Dear God No!

Dear God No! (2011)

Review by Jude Felton

Not so long ago I found myself dealing with Nuns of the nude persuasion, which wasn’t an altogether horrific experience if I must say so myself. In the opening scenes of Dear God No! we get assaulted with Nuns in a far less comfortable predicament. Suffice to say that they don’t fair too well, which would be a mild understatement, and this really sets the tone for the entire filthy movie.

Filthy Review - Rabies

Rabies (2010)

Review by Jude Felton

To say that I never thought I would be reviewing a horror flick that was made in Israel would be a mild understatement. Saying that though, the world of horror is ever expanding and reaches all corners of the globe now and there is quality coming at us from every direction. So when I hear people complain about the state of modern horror I simply say to look a little farther afield for your fix, as some of the best recent horror has come from the most unlikely places. Either that or wait for the inevitable remake and then complain about it. I digress though, yes Rabies was made in Israel and no, there isn’t a crazy Hebrew Cujo to be seen.