Possession - first scheduled for a theatrical release in 2008 and then rescheduled for January 2009, the big screen plans were dumped for a straight to dvd release in May 2009. After literally years of attempted releases, it will FINALLY hit stores tomorrow - March 9th 2010 - from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

It's a remake of a South Korean film called Jungdok that came out in 2002. Possession tells the story of Jess (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her over-the-top devoted husband Ryan (Michael Landes). It seems the two met when Jess was defending Ryan's trouble-maker brother Roman (Lee Pace) who was convicted of an assault charge. Now out on parole and still causing trouble, Roman is living with Ryan and Jess.

Can [REC] 2 surpass the original? Yes and it does with the same style as the first, suspense, shaky cam, and a chaotic unease that makes one feel as if they are really apart of the film. REC 2 is a Spanish horror film that is the sequel to 2007's REC. Written and directed by Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza, both of whom returned from the previous film, the story takes place immediately after the events of the first film. Because so, many unsolved situations are tied together.

It's no big secret that I have a love-hate thing going on with the Syfy channel's original movie productions. I love to hate them. Another huge surprise came in the other day from Vivendi Entertainment and RHI Entertainment in the form of another "Syfy Original" called Hellhounds - the 19th installment of their "Maneater Series". It hits stores tomorrow February 16th and it's absolutely worth a closer look.

Phantom Racer is riding onto DVD tomorrow, February 16th, from Vivendi Entertainment and RHI Entertainment. This is another Syfy Channel original movie which surprisingly is actually a bit above their standard cheese that I've come to expect. After 87 minutes of getting dizzy on the way-back machine I feel as though this film should have been called "BJ and the Bear meets Christine". Read on and I'll explain.

Daybreakers introduces an interesting concept that wasn’t executed very well. Written and directed by Peter and Michael Spierig.

AND NOW: A review that is long (and unjustly) overdue.

"Angels & Demons" is the follow-up to "The DaVinci Code", and takes place after the events of that first film. The premise is similar - take a good mystery, throw in some murders, ancient secret organizations, religion, and dark, cryptic locations and you have an enjoyable 2 hour movie. One difference this time is that Tom Hanks' hair is much less of a mullet.

In the same tradition as horror tales such as Creepshow, Trick R’ Treat brings us multiple storylines centered on our favorite holiday, Halloween!

What happens when you sleep?