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Nearly a decade after helming Friday the 13th, director Sean S. Cunningham plunged into aquatic horror with DeepStar Six.

The 1989 film is coming to 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on June 17 from Kino Lorber. It’s been newly restored in 4K from the original camera negative with Dolby Vision/Hdr.

Disc 1 – 4K Uhd:

4K restoration from the Original Camera Negative by StudioCanal DolbyVision/Hdr Presentation of the Film Audio Commentary by Horror Fix’s James G. Chandler and Ash Hamilton (new) Audio Commentary with Director Sean S. Cunningham and Visual Effects Supervisor James Isaac Audio Commentary with Screenwriters Lewis Abernathy and Geof Miller Isolated Score Selections and Audio Interview with Composer Harry Manfredini 5.1 Surround and Lossless 2.0 Audio

Disc 2 – Blu-ray:

4K restoration from the Original Camera Negative by StudioCanal Audio Commentary by Horror Fix’s James G. Chandler and Ash Hamilton (new) Audio Commentary with Director Sean S. Cunningham and Visual Effects...

The conflict between Iron Man and Captain America in Civil War was not the only one in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the second one was set up years earlier. Nick Fury tried to prevent the second Civil War and the Skrull invasion from escalating to destructive levels. Despite Fury's efforts, the Skrull invasion triggered a new conflict, with President Rison declaring all species not from Earth as enemy combatants, including Asgardians.

The conflict between Iron Man and Captain America won’t be the only Civil War conflict in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and The Avengers set up the next Civil War a decade before it started. The MCU has seen a variety of conflicts between heroes, villains, aliens, and more throughout its five phases so far, and one of the most memorable ones happened in Captain America: Civil War. The Iron Man vs Captain America conflict marked a turning...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Terminal Invasion Blu-ray from Kino Lorber

Did you know Friday the 13th director Sean S. Cunningham made a The Thing knock-off starring Bruce Campbell for the Sci-Fi Channel? It’s called Terminal Invasion, and it’s coming to Blu-ray on April 25 from Kino Lorber.

The 2002 sci-fi thriller is written by Lewis Abernathy (DeepStar Six), John Jarrell (Romeo Must Die), and Robinson Young. Chase Masterson and C. David Johnson co-star. Harry Manfredini (Friday the 13th) composed the score.

Special features include an audio commentary by Cunningham and executive producer Chuck Simon and an Alien Costume Test featurette. It comes with a slipcover.

Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III Print from Sadist Art Designs

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A throwback to the '80s is creeping up on us after the turn of the new year. A return to the unapologetically goopy, bladder-filled FX days. It's called Alien Raiders , director Ben Rock's feature debut coming to DVD February 17th. And despite being afflicted with a cheap title and sounding a bit close to the Bruce Campbell film Terminal Invasion this sixth film in the Raw Feed series, based on the whopping thirty-five production stills we've received, looks pretty awesome. We suggest you hop into our photo gallery now and see if you agree with us (you'll also find a hi-res look at the cover art). Rock, a Florida native who can claim to have created the "stick man" symbol for The Blair Witch Project , has dabbled in short films and short tie-in projects for films...

Though the word on the street is that, essentially, My Name is Bruce is not the be-all, end-all Bruce Campbell film we had been hoping for, that doesn’t mean it won’t go well with a six pack and a joint, does it? It does not, but you’ll be able to test that theory come February 10th when Image Entertainment releases the flick in both standard and Blu-ray formats.

Fangoria got the first look at the specs for the DVD, and they go a little something like this:

Commentary by Campbell & producer Mike Richardson “Heart of Darkness” featurette Awkward Moments with Kit Cave Alien 2 trailer “Beyond Inside the Cave: The Making of Cave Alien 2” Kit’s Korner Poster, props & photo galleries “The Hard Truth” “Love Birds” And if you’re really feeling a need for punishment with a big chin, Image will release the Sci Fi Channel epic Terminal Invasion,...

As Bruce Campbell tours the country with My Name Is Bruce (and seeing it with a packed house and the man himself is a must if you can; see details here), Image Entertainment has announced the specs for the DVD. Bruce hits disc February 10, as does the Campbell-starring Sci Fi Channel feature Terminal Invasion.

In addition to a 16x9-enhanced 1.78:1 transfer with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound, the My Name Is Bruce DVD will include:

• Audio commentary by director/star Campbell and producer Mike Richardson

• Heart of Dorkness making-of featurette

• Awkward Moments With “Kif”

• Bruce on…

• Cave Alien 2 trailer

• Beyond Inside the Cave: The Making of Cave Alien 2

• “Kif’s” Korner

• Poster art gallery

• Props art gallery

• Photo gallery

• The Hard Truth

• Love Birds

• Easter eggs

• Trailer

Retail price is $27.98; there will also be a Blu-ray for $35.98. Terminal Invasion, directed by Sean S. (Friday The 13th) Cunningham and set in a remote airport overtaken by aliens,...

Year: 2008

Release date: October 26, 08 (limited)

Director: Bruce Campbell

Writers: Mark Verheiden

IMDb: link

Trailer: link

Review by: agentorange

Rating: 7 out of 10

Somewhere, amid the noise of clattering beer bottles and the howler monkey antics of the festival crowd, films played. Welcome to Deadmonton, a truly alternative film festival where a fight is probably breaking out in the back of the room and head curators Matt Acosta and Derek Clayton will have no problem standing up at the front of the crowd to tell everyone to "shut the f#%$ up or get the f#^$ out." A fest where crowd pleasers like Tokyo Gore Police and Treevenge rock the house between retro grindhouse trailers and live, if somewhat sedate, burlesque performances. Oh wait, did I forget to mention they also managed to score the Canadian premiere of Bruce Campbell's hilarious new film, My Name is Bruce? Yeah, even before its premiere...