When: Saturday, October 22, 2011. Starting at 9pm EST and available until 1am EST. The film is 75 minutes long, so make sure you plan when to begin watching accordingly. The stream will go offline promptly at 1am EST.

Where: HERE. Enjoy looping the epic trailer until showtime!

Synopsis: An ancient relic is found at the bottom of a local lake which resurrects the severed head of Robert Gross, aka Swamphead. A group of hapless teens come across the relic and their weekend camping trip becomes a nightmare of blood, feces, and more head than a night in Tijuana. Can they destroy the zombie head or will they die trying?

Written and directed by: Dustin Drover and Justin Propp

Produced by: Justin Propp, Dustin Drover, and Derrick Carey

Editing by: Justin Propp and Derrick Carey

Starring: Josh Harmon, Damion Drover, Andrea Smith, Theodore Koepke, and Shaena Friedman

Blog: https://rabidchildfilms.wordpress.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Swamphead/103183713063214

Written, Directed, Edited & Shot By: Michael Bonomo
Produced By: Kyle Klein
Music By: Kristen Baum
Sound Design By: Joe Iemola
Starring: John Bonavia and Sara Drust

Website
YouTube Channel

L. C. Cruell - Creator, Writer, Director
Mike Bruno - Editor
Amy Peterson - Audio Supervisor
Steven Swigart - Director of Photography
Lara Leigh Stevenson - Assistant to the Director of Photography
Dawn S. Smith - Executive Producer
Claudia Bennett - Producer/Social Media PR
Julian Bennett - Webmaster, Evil Overlord
Tammy Good - Producer
Trevite A. Willis - Producer
Becky Biggs - Supervising Producer, Actress, Makeup Artist
Ben Bryant - Actor
Rob Kiely - Associate Producer, Actor

Written, Directed, Edited By: Michael Bonomo
Produced By: Kyle Klein
Cinematography By: Michael Bonomo & Kyle Klein
Composed By: Kristen Baum
Make Up By: Amber Skowronski
Starring: Adrieanne Perez, Keri Lynn Jennings, Michael Bonomo
Sound Design: Joseph S. DeBeasi

Sadly this isn’t the unleashing of the much requested Infini-Films Productions (something that likely will never happen because we’re all very lazy and very poor), but this is in all honesty just as good. Fellow contributor, forum lurker and all-around swell guy Derrick Carey (aka Mr. Bishop) and his cohorts at Rabid Child Films are gearing up for their first feature film and we’re proud to be among the first to give the world a look at Swamphead!

Synopsis: An ancient relic is found at the bottom of a local lake which resurrects the severed head of Robert Gross, aka Swamphead. A group of hapless teens come across the relic and their weekend camping trip becomes a nightmare of blood, feces, and more head than a night in Tijuana. Can they destroy the zombie head or will they die trying?

Written and directed by: Dustin Drover and Justin Propp

Produced by: Justin Propp, Dustin Drover, and Derrick Carey

Editing by: Justin Propp and Derrick Carey

Starring: Josh Harmon, Damion Drover, Andrea Smith, Theodore Koepke, and Shaena Friedman

Blog: https://rabidchildfilms.wordpress.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Swamphead/103183713063214

Keep your eyes on the site for future sneak peeks, as we’re riding this horse all the way to the Academy Awards!!!

INTERVISION PICTURE CORP TO OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN JANUARY

Legendary Indie Shocker ‘The Secret Life: Jeffrey Dahmer’, First New Jess Franco Film In Years Slated As Maiden Releases

San Francisco, CA/Bangkok, Thailand – November 15, 2010 – The newly created Intervision Picture Corporation, featuring several longtime veterans of the home video scene, today announced it was rolling out its aggressive schedule of Cult and Exploitation releases starting this January.

Bangkok-based Intervision Picture Corp. has just inked a deal with distribution/manufacturing mainstay CAV to handle solicitation and physical distribution.

First releases are both helmed by recent Goya Award Winner Jess Franco. The Sinister Eyes of Dr. Orloff, a long-thought-lost classic from 1971, was finally unearthed in a Budapest vault following an exhaustive international search. Orloff will be paired with Paula-Paula, the most acclaimed Jess Franco film in over two decades.

Intervision Picture Corporation has also just announced the acquisition of the seminal serial killer study The Secret Life: Jeffrey Dahmer, along with two of the greatest Ozploitation entries of the 1970s - Australia After Dark and The ABCs of Love and Sex.

The deal was negotiated by Larry Gold Sr., Founder and CEO on behalf of Intervision Picture Corporation, and Jay Douglas, Vice President of Product Development on behalf of CAV.

CAV’s Douglas said, “Larry Gold is one of the few true legends of the video industry and we are thrilled to bring his latest and greatest brand to the CAV stable.”

Intervision Picture Corporation’s Gold added, “When I decided I was getting the band back together and putting out a new line, Jay was the first person I called. CAV and Intervision both are in the midst of new, exciting ventures, and I look forward to the partnership.”

Gold, an early leader in the world of VHS distribution, has an impressive resume stretching back to the early 1960s, when he founded the London-based Solid Gold Films Ltd. Long thought retired to his estate in Southeast Asia, Gold cited “the need to get quality pictures back on the shelves” as his chief reason for getting back into distribution.

“I’ve still got the rights to over 850 films across all formats - and I intend to exercise them in a manner that will result in classy, special-features-laden releases crafted for the discriminating picturegoer. Film distribution has gotten a bit off its bearings as of late, and we at Intervision Picture Corporation intend to bring back a little of the way things used to be.”

About Intervision Picture Corporation

The Intervision Picture Corporation is a brand new venture, founded by Larry Gold Sr., formerly of Solid Gold Films, Ltd. IPC has offices in Southeast Asia and in Los Angeles. http://www.intervisionpicturecorp.com

About CAV

CAV is a DVD/Blu-ray distribution and replication company based in South San Francisco. Its doors opened in 1984 when very few companies were distributing laser discs, the ‘high end’ software of that period. Since 1991, CAV expanded its operations to include full optical manufacturing. Long recognized for its premium service, CAV has dramatically expanded its distribution efforts with an emphasis on the finest in independent film. http://www.cavd.com

By: Ferg

If you’ve just recently purchased a smartphone for yourself, you may currently be swimming through the over-crowded pool of Applications available in the Apple Store. Now, chances are, if you’re a tech geek you have a somewhat interest in movies. And if I’m correct in this assumption, then wouldn’t you want a fun Application that’s sleek, simple and is packed with trivia on film?

I thought you would.

Introducing Siena Entertainment’s Film Bot’s Movie I.Q. This review is for their first volume of the Horror Application (yes, they do several genre Apps!) so I’ll be focusing on those features. I downloaded Film Bot’s Movie I.Q.: Horror Volume 1 late one night after flicking through the Apple Store and after playing with it for awhile, I realized 10 minutes had turned into 45 minutes. The App features a simple, easy to use layout (and a pretty effin’ spooky background track) and boasts over 1,000 trivia questions with 3 difficulty settings, which makes the App a steal for $0.99. The questions range from relatively easy to intriguingly tricky, so you’ll find yourself scrambling back for another turn to get that high-score. It’s an impressive collection of trivia, obviously prepped by cinema lovers for cinema lovers, so if you’re in the mood to test yourself and see how much of a movie mastermind you are, then I recommend checking this out.

Film Bot’s Movie I.Q.: Horror Volume 1 is available now in the Apple Store for iPhone/iPad and Android phones.

Shout! Factory has a ton of stuff in the works that you probably already know about, like their incredible dedication to the Roger Corman catalog and classic Gamera releases, but there’s a few things you might not know about, like a new release in the Corman library being only available through their webstore, Ivan Reitman’s long-forgotten horror comedy Cannibal Girls, and a contest that will surely make your Halloween!!

SHOUT! FACTORY PRESENTS

THE WARRIOR AND THE SORCERESS

starring DAVID CARRADINE

-and-

BARBARIAN QUEEN

starring LANA CLARKSON

OWN THIS EXCLUSIVE DOUBLE-FEATURE DVD
FROM SHOUTFACTORYSTORE.COM

BATTLES INTO YOUR COLLECTION ON OCTOBER 19
PRE-ORDER BEGINS NOW!

This October 19, 2010, get ready to embark on two Roger Corman epic action-adventures filled with sword-and-sorcery fantasy, explosive battles and exotic beauties as The Warrior And The Sorceress, starring the late David Carradine, and Barbarian Queen, starring the late B-movie goddess Lana Clarkson, debut as a special double-feature DVD from Shout! Factory, in association with New Horizons Picture Corporation. Featuring all-new anamorphic widescreen transfers, this highly collectible double-feature DVD set is a must-have for movie collectors and fans of Roger Corman, David Carradine and Lana Clarkson. Fans can pre-order now to own The Warrior and The Sorceress/ Barbarian Queen double-feature DVD set directly from Shout! Factory’s ShoutFactoryStore.com.

Welcome to a distant world of exciting battles, mystical secrets and evil wizards in The Warrior And The Sorceress. Kain (David Carradine) is the last survivor of a mighty warrior tribe. Once an exalted warrior-priest, Kain now wanders the planet Vra as a mercenary sword-for-hire. In the small village of Yam-A-Tar, he finds two vicious clans struggling for power and becomes embroiled in the treachery and battles, the mighty wizardry and rampant debauchery.

On the eve of her wedding, Amathea (Lana Clarkson) sees her world dissolve: her groom imprisoned, her village razed, and her friends attacked and slaughtered. Becoming the Barbarian Queen, she vows revenge and retribution. Along with her female warriors, she entices and then destroys her adversaries. Barbarian Queen also stars Katt Shea (Psycho III) and Dawn Dunlap (Forbidden World).

THE WARRIOR AND THE SORCERESS (1984)
New World Pictures
Starring David Carradine, Luke Askew, Maria Socas, Anthony DeLongis, Harry Townes
Directed by John Broderick
Screenplay by John Broderick
Story by John Broderick and William Stout
Produced by Frank K. Isaac, Jr.

DVD Special Features:
* New Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer (1.78:1)
* Theatrical Trailers

BARBARIAN QUEEN (1985)
New Concorde Pictures
Starring Lana Clark Clarkson, Katt Shea, Frank Zagarino, Dawn Dunlap
Directed by Hector Olivera
Produced by Frank Isaac, Alex Sessa
Screenplay by Howard R. Cohen
Music by Chris Young, James Horner

DVD Special Features:
* New Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer (1.78:1)
* Theatrical Trailers

Shout! Factory will continue to present ROGER CORMAN’S CULT CLASSICS home entertainment releases on a monthly basis. Upcoming highlights include The Evil/Twice Dead, The Slumber Party Massacre, Not of This Earth, Terror Within, Streets, Angel in Red, Lady in Red, Crazy Mama, Big Bad Mama, among others.

When the Warning Bell Rings – close your eyes if you’re squeamish!

JUST IN TIME FOR THIS YEAR’S HALLOWEEN SEASON, SHOUT! FACTORY
SERVES UP THE LONG AWAITED IVAN REITMAN HORROR CLASSIC
THAT WILL HAVE YOU CRAVING SECONDS…

CANNIBAL GIRLS

Directed by Ivan Reitman, Starring Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin and Robert Ulrich

THE POPULAR 1973 CANUCKSPOLITATION HORROR FILM FINALLY DEBUTS ON THE HOME ENTERTAINMENT SHELVES FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE U.S
Featuring Scrumptious DVD Bonus Content Including
A Conversation with Ivan Reitman and Daniel Goldberg,
Film Critic Richard Crouse Interviews Eugene Levy, Alternate Audio Track Featuring “The Warning Bell”, Original Radio Spots and more!

OWN IT ON DVD OCTOBER 26, 2010 FROM SHOUT! FACTORY

Hungry for thrills and high camp this Halloween? SCTV regulars Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin star in the Canadian horror spoof Cannibal Girls as a couple on a romantic holiday who settle into a quaint little bed-and-breakfast run by a trio of flesh-eating ladies who fancy them for tomorrow’s menu. Pull up a seat at the table for this delightful feast when this cult horror classic Cannibal Girls, directed by Ivan Reitman, finally makes its way on DVD in the United States for the first time October 26, 2010 from Shout! Factory.

Packed with all-new bonus content featuring, original promotional materials, alternate audio track featuring the cult-famous “warning bell” and all-new interviews with Ivan Reitman, Eugene Levy, and Daniel Goldberg, this DVD further boasts the widescreen presentation of the movie, mastered from the newly restored original film elements. Cannibal Girls DVD is priced to own at $22.97 SRP.

Theatrically released in 1973, Cannibal Girls quickly acquired a reputation as the B-movie concoction of the 1970s. Canadian audiences had never before experienced such a rich blend of camp, gore and comedy. On top of the film’s overt B-movie presentation, the producers tore a page from the William Castle book of exploitation, introducing to the theatre-going public the “warning bell” experience: just prior to a scene of particular malice and gore, viewers would be warned by the sound of a bell, at which point they could shut their eyes.

The movie was made on a low budget — $12,000 the duo had to beg and borrow from friends, relatives and some dubious sources — and most of the dialogue was improvised. Despite cost overruns and reshoots, Reitman persuaded American International Pictures (AIP) to distribute the film and it was released in the U.S. in April of 1973 and in Canada that June.

This trashy black comedy, and at-times, surreal film was the first leg in the entertainment industry journey of its director and stars. Ivan Reitman, of course, went on to direct Meat Balls, Stripes, Ghostbusters and Six Days, Seven Nights. Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin went on to fame as SCTV regulars, with Levy going on to star in the American Pie franchise and a host of other films and Martin starring in a variety of TV series and one-woman shows.

DVD SPECIAL FEATURES
* Widescreen movie presentation – mastered from restored film elements
* “Cannibal Guys” – a conversation with Ivan Reitman and Daniel Goldberg
* “Meat Eugene” - Richard Crouse talks to Eugene Levy
* Original trailers and radio spots
* Alternate audio track featuring “The Warning Bell”

You’ve probably noticed that things have gotten, well, a little scary recently with our DVD releases. August and September alone welcomes the monster-mashed Humanoids From The Deep and the water-and-blood soaked Piranha, along with previous releases Forbidden World and Galaxy of Terror - all under the outrageous Roger Corman’s Cult Classics brand. We have even more in store in the future.

To celebrate this wave of blood-curdling madness, we thought it would be fun to offer you a chance to win these titles, plus plenty of other “chills ’n’ thrills” in our DVD library.

(1) GRAND PRIZE Package
* Audition (Standard Edition or Blu-ray edition)
* Dark And Stormy Night
* Forbidden World (Standard Edition or Blu-ray edition)
* Galaxy Of Terror (Standard Edition or Blu-ray edition)
* Gamera Vs. Barugon
* Gamera, The Giant Monster
* Humanoids From The Deep (Standard Edition or Blu-ray edition)
* Kingdom Of The Spiders: Special Edition
* Piranha (Standard Edition or Blu-ray edition)
* The Lost Skeleton Returns Again
* The Stepfather (Standard Edition or Blu-ray edition)

Entries must be received by 10/15/2010, and you can enter HERE!

Since we skipped making this list last month, maybe you guys didn’t know what to buy and have a stockpile of money…and your tax rebates! Figure out what to blow it all on in March! Blu-Ray releases featured in blue.

March 2

2012 (Sony Pictures)
2012 (Sony Pictures)
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (Dragon Dynasty)
The 39 Steps (Warner Bros.)
Alice (Lionsgate)
Alice (Lionsgate)
Alice in Wonderland (Warner Bros.)
Bitch Slap (Fox)
Chasing Darkness (Midnight Releasing)
Clash of the Titans (Warner Bros.)
Eureka Seven: Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers (Bandai)
Eureka Seven: Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers (Bandai)
Gentlemen Broncos (Fox)
Gentlemen Broncos (Fox)
Kurokami: The Animation, Part 1 (Bandai)
Kurokami: The Animation Vol. 1 (Bandai)
Last of the Living / Play Dead Double Feature (Echo Bridge)
The Neverending Story (Warner Bros.)
Ninja (First Look)
Ninja (First Look)
Phoenix: Perfect Collection (AnimeWorks)
Ponyo (Walt Disney)
Ponyo (Walt Disney)
Prison Girls Collection (Shriek Show)
ReGOREgitated Sacrifice (Unearthed)
Return to the 36th Chamber (Dragon Dynasty)
Terror Factor (Midnight Releasing)
Where the Wild Things Are (Warner Bros.)
Where the Wild Things Are (Warner Bros.)
The Wraith: Special Edition (Lionsgate)
Wushu Warrior (Phase 4 Film)
Yozakura Quartet: Complete Collection (Sentai Filmworks)

March 9

Big Screen Bombshells: 12 Movie Collection (Mill Creek)
The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (Sony Pictures)
The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (Sony Pictures)
Buyusenki Battle Chronicle (Switchblade Pictures)
Clownstrophobia (Seminal Films)
Dead Life: Redux (Seminal Films)
Escape from Blood Plantation (Substance)
Evangelion 1.11: You Are (Not) Alone (Funimation)
Evangelion 1.11: You Are (Not) Alone (Funimation)
Fight! Dragon: The Complete Series (Mill Creek)
Gaogaigar: Season Two Collection (AnimeWorks)
Haunted Echoes (E1 Entertainment)
Hisashi Tenmyouya: Samurai Nouveau (Viz Media)
Iron King: The Complete Series (Mill Creek)
Japan at War (AnimEigo)
JCVD / Exit Speed Double Feature (Phase 4 Films)
Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple - Season Two, Part One (Funimation)
Kill Zone (Cine Asia) **UK R2
Midnight Movie / Killer Movie Double Feature (Phase 4 Films)
Naruto Shippuden Vol. 7 (Viz Media)
Nine Dead (Image Entertainment)
Possession (Fox)
Possession (Fox)
ROT: Reunion of Terror (Shock-O-Rama)
Savage Cinema: 12 Movie Collection (Mill Creek)
The Sensei (Echo Bridge)
Service (E1 Entertainment)
Shade of Grey (Celebrity Video Distribution)
Sinking of Japan (MVM) **UK R2
Sonny Chiba: 4 Film Set (Mill Creek)
The Sonny Chiba Collection: 4 Films (Mill Creek)
SS Hell Pack II (Exploitation Digital)
Tales from the Dead (Seminal Films)
Undead: The Vampire Collection (Mill Creek)
Up in the Air (Paramount)
Up in the Air (Paramount)
You’re Under Arrest: Full Throttle Collection 1 (Sentai Filmworks)

March 16

Armchair Thriller: Set 2 (Acorn Media)
Armored (Screen Gems)
Armored (Screen Gems)
Astro Boy (Summit Entertainment)
Astro Boy (Summit Entertainment)
Broken Embraces (Sony Pictures)
Broken Embraces (Sony Pictures)
Challenge the Dragon / The Needle Avenger (Code Red)
Death Journey (Code Red)
Dillinger is Dead (Criterion)
Fallen Angels (Kino)
The Fourth Kind (Universal)
The Fourth Kind (Universal)
Gunslinger Girl: The Complete First Season (Funimation)
Gunslinger Girl II: Teatrino (Funimation)
Mean Johnny Barrows: Uncut Director’s Cut (Code Red)
Ninja Assassin (Warner Bros.)
Ninja Assassin (Warner Bros.)
One Piece: Season Two, Sixth Voyage (Funimation)
Quadroon: The Black Mandingo (Code Red)
Slayers Revolution: The Complete Fourth Season (Funimation)
South Park: The Complete Thirteenth Season (Paramount)
South Park: The Complete Thirteenth Season (Paramount)
Spongebob Squarepants: Spongebob’s Last Stand (Paramount)
Unrivaled (Lionsgate)
Unrivaled (Lionsgate)
The Vengeance Trilogy (Palisades Tartan)
The Vengeance Trilogy (Palisades Tartan) **Best Buy Exclusive

March 23

The 14 Amazons (Funimation)
After Dark Horrorfest Vol. 4 (Lionsgate)
The African Queen (Paramount)
The African Queen (Paramount)
Astropia (Vanguard Cinema)
Banshee!!! (Synthetic Cinema)
Bigger Than Life (Criterion)
Bigger Than Life (Criterion)
Bleach Vol. 26: The Assault (Viz Media)
The Blind Side (Warner Bros.)
The Blind Side (Warner Bros.)
Breathless (Terracotta) **UK R2
Brothers (Lionsgate)
Brothers (Lionsgate)
Cat Girl / Super Dimension Odyssey Tritia (Switchblade Pictures)
Damage (Fox)
Darker Than Black (Funimation)
Days of Heaven (Criterion)
Dread (Lionsgate)
The Fantastic Mr. Fox (Fox)
The Fantastic Mr. Fox (Fox)
The Final (Lionsgate)
Fist of Legend (Cine Asia) **UK R2
The Graves (Lionsgate)
Hidden (Lionsgate)
Huntik: Secrets & Seekers Journal 4: The Professor Revealed (AnimeWorks)
Ikki Tousen: Dragon Destiny Vol. 2 (AnimeWorks)
Kill Theory (Lionsgate)
Lake Mungo (Lionsgate)
Legend of the Sandsquatch (Terra Entertainment)
Mad Men: Season Three (Lionsgate)
Mad Men: Season Three (Lionsgate)
The Men Who Stare at Goats (Overture Films)
The Men Who Stare at Goats (Overture Films)
Orlock the Vampire: In 3D! (IMDFILMS)
The Prisoner (Warner Bros.)
Red Ninja the Movie: 3 Film Collection (First Look)
The Reeds (Lionsgate)
Sanjuro (Criterion)
Sayuri Ichijo: Following Desire (Kino)
Shaolin Hand Lock (Funimation)
Talhotblond (Paramount)
Toy Story (Walt Disney)
Toy Story 2 (Walt Disney)
Trinity Blood: The Complete Series (Funimation)
Twisted Path of Love (Kino)
Two Samurai Film by Akira Kurosawa: Yojimbo & Sanjuro (Criterion)
Vigilante (MTI)
Yakuza Justice: Erotic Code of Honor (Kino)
Yojimbo (Criterion)
Zombies of Mass Destruction (Lionsgate)

March 30

6 Guns (The Asylum)
An Education (Sony Pictures)
An Education (Sony Pictures)
The Baader Meinhof Complex (MPI Home Video)
The Baader Meinhof Complex (MPI Home Video)
Behind Convent Walls (Cult Epics)
Bigfoot (Troma)
Blind Date (MYA Communication)
Collateral (DreamWorks)
Girly (Scorpion Releasing)
Godkiller: Walk Among Us Episode 3 (Halo Eight)
High Kick Girl (First Look)
I Sell the Dead (IFC Films)
I Sell the Dead (IFC Films)
The Killer (Dragon Dynasty)
The Killer (Dragon Dynasty)
Kreola (MYA Communication)
Lupin the 3rd Episode 0: The First Contact (Eastern Star)
Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge (Well Go USA)
Neo Angelique Abyss: Second Age (Sentai Filmworks)
The Nunsploitation Convent Collection (Cult Epics)
Once Upon a Time in a Battlefield (Virgil Films)
Otogi Zoshi: Collection of Ages (AnimeWorks)
Queen’s Blade, Wandering Warrior Vol. 1: A Single Step (AnimeWorks)
Red Cliff: US Theatrical Version (Magnolia Pictures)
Red Cliff: US Theatrical Version (Magnolia Pictures)
Red Cliff: International Version (Magnolia Pictures)
Red Cliff: International Version (Magnolia Pictures)
The Sadist with Red Teeth / Forbidden Paris Double Feature (Mondo Macabro)
Sherlock Holmes (Warner Bros.)
Sherlock Holmes (Warner Bros.)
Shut-Eye (Ryko)
Smash Cut (Shriek Show)
Soul Eater: Part Two (Funimation)
Spaghetti Westerns Collection (VCI)
Steven Seagal, Lawman: The Complete Season One (A&E)
Strike Witches: The Complete First Season (Funimation)
To Live and Die in Mongkok (Tai Seng)
Tromeo and Juliet (Troma)
Vampyres (Blue Underground)
Voice of a Murderer (Virgil Films)

Feel free to discuss these or any other releases in the forums by following the link below!

http://infini-tropolis.com/forum/showthread.php?t=349

It’s a new year, so why not introduce a new element to Infini-Tropolis? If you direct your attention over to the right on the home page, you’ll notice a new section. It’s called “Short Circuits”, and it’s a new element created to bring you even more new content, much more frequently than before.

With so many DVD’s coming our way for review, we’ve fallen pretty behind over the past few months. In an attempt to remedy this, we’ve decided to create a new section called Short Circuits, which will feature shorter, more compact reviews for DVD releases only. These will still feature full resolution clickable screenshots, comments on the quality of the DVD’s and the extra features, and a capsule-like review of the film with the information you’re looking for when reading a review. All of these reviews will be archived and accessible from the review index (now with jump-links so you don’t have to scroll like a crazy person!) and with the smaller format, we hope to have new content popping up on the site on a much more regular and frequent basis.

This should also make our more in-depth reviews much more special, and we’ll still be featuring DVD reviews there as well, for films that warrant the extra attention. So, dig into the four reviews we’ve launched the section with, and feel free to let us know what you think!