All articles by Brandon A. DuHamel

This zombie satire is gratuitous in every way, but not even a solid release on Blu-ray can redeem this laughably scripted film.

Sony has brought Will Smith’s reluctant superhero summer blockbuster to high definition home video in a marvelously rendered Blu-ray Disc release.

1950’s B-movie cheese arrives in all its stop-motion glory from Sony in this collection of Ray Harryhausen films on Blu-ray Disc.

George A. Romero’s fifth installment in his Dead series of zombie films retools the franchise and starts the story over from the beginning, but in an attempt at experimenting Romero borrows too heavily from films that have come before.

The dead rise again in this fourth installment of George A. Romero’s series of Dead films that sees the emphasis placed on the action more than the horror.

1979’s haunted house thriller supposedly based on real events makes its way to Blu-ray Disc in a middling but still better than previously available release from MGM.

The Omen and its sequels arrive on Blu-ray disc alongside the 2006 remake in this 4-disc collection just in time for All Hallows Eve — so dim the lights, light the jack-o’-lanterns and prepare to be scared.

Get three classic 007 films together in this Blu-ray bundle that gives you the best of Sean Connery and a taste of Roger Moore.

This Roger Moore-era 007 adventure is a throwback to the Connery era and, although one of Moore’s stronger outings as 007, not quite up to the standards of the best of the Bonds altogether.

Sean Connery is Bond, James Bond, in this film that solidified his legacy in many minds as the one and only 007.