Scream Factory's Day of the Dead 4K restoration has collectors FURIOUS, and Revival House Media sits down with Christian Hanna (Planet CHH) to break it all down.In this video, we expose the transfer problems, analyze the restoration quality issues, and ask the hard question: did Scream Factory drop the ball on George A. Romero's masterpiece? We discuss what went wrong with the audio, video transfer, and overall package presentation—and whether you should upgrade from your previous release.If you're a Living Dead trilogy collector, physical media enthusiast, or someone who demands quality from Scream Factory, this breakdown is essential viewing. Christian Hanna brings the expertise from Planet CHH as we dissect one of 2024's most controversial releases.Horror movies • Cult cinema • Physical media • Movie commentary • Live watch-a-longs📩 Business & Media Inquiries: Looking for professional media production for brands, creators, and publishers, rooted in film culture? Check out our website: https://revivalhousemedia.com

Clive Barker's Hellraiser is one of the most singular films ever made in the horror genre, and Rue Morgue Magazine Issue #179 gives it the deep dive it deserves.In this episode of Friday Night at the Morgue, Todd, Aaron, and Alpha Romero into the 1987 classic: the Lament Configuration, Pinhead and the Cenobites, Doug Bradley's iconic performance, and what Barker was really doing when he adapted his own novella "The Hellbound Heart." This is the kind of horror conversation Rue Morgue was built for, and we're bringing it to the Morgue.No fluff, no filler. Just real horror talk.Grab Rue Morgue Magazine Issue #179 here: https://ruemorgue.zinioapps.com/publications/rue-morgue/38181/issues/524874Revival House merch: https://revival-house-shop.fourthwall.comSupport the show on Patreon for early access and bonus content.Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss a drop.WHERE HORROR LIVES FOREVER 🔴#Hellraiser #Horror #CliveBarker

George A. Romero's archives have been cracked open — and what's inside will change everything you thought you knew about the father of the zombie film.

Tonight on Friday Night at the Morgue, Todd, Aaron, and Alpha Romero go page by page through Rue Morgue Issue #216. This one is stacked: a deep dive into the newly unearthed Romero archive featuring unproduced screenplays and unpublished works; Brandon Salisbury's look at what George A. Romero's RESIDENT EVIL could have been; a preview of TWILIGHT OF THE DEAD as it moves into pre-production; a conversation with DIABLO CODY and director ZELDA WILLIAMS on how they built LISA FRANKENSTEIN; Cody's look back at JENNIFER'S BODY; the new Black horror comic anthology SHOOK!; and a full 2023 year in review.

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Snake Plissken is coming back — and Zack Snyder is the man holding the eye patch. The news that Snyder is attached to reimagine John Carpenter's 1981 dystopian action classic has the horror and genre film community asking the big question: does the director of Dawn of the Dead (2004) and Army of the Dead have the sensibility to do this right, or is this the kind of Hollywood reboot that should never have left the drawing board?

Todd and Aaron break down what we know about the Escape from New York reimagining, what Snyder's track record tells us, and whether the DNA of Carpenter's original can survive in a modern blockbuster landscape. We dig into what made the original untouchable — Kurt Russell, the grimy New York aesthetic, Carpenter's score, and a punk-rock spirit that studios have been trying to bottle ever since — and we ask whether any filmmaker working today is truly equipped to carry that torch.

This is the conversation horror and action fans need to have before the hype machine kicks into overdrive.

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Aaron, Todd, Alpha Romero, and special guest Grandes Graveyard go page by page through Rue Morgue #230 (May/June 2026). The main event is OBSESSION — filmmaker Curry Barker's breakout feature has the horror community buzzing, but does it actually deliver? The panel digs into the film's spiral of love, possession, and bloodshed and comes away with very different takes. Plus how Barker's found-footage shocker MILK & SERIAL went viral on a micro-budget. Also on the docket: Black Zombie confronts Hollywood's century-long distortion of the zombie myth, Interview with the Vampire Season 3 takes Lestat full glam rock, horror gaming's obsession with repeating spaces, and all the departments including Cinemacabre, Reissued & Re-Animated, and Bowen's Basement.

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The horror community has a new obsession and it's called OBSESSION. The 2026 supernatural horror film just hit 97% on Rotten Tomatoes making it the highest rated wide release movie of the year across ANY genre. But is this the real deal or is this another case of critics drinking the Kool-Aid?Todd and Aaron break down Obsession (2026), where it lands in the 2026 horror landscape, and ask the bigger question: are we in the greatest era of horror ever made or are we just really good at marketing scary movies now?

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One of the greatest horror comedy films ever made. We watched the whole thing live and this is our full commentary and breakdown of Evil Dead 2, directed by Sam Raimi.

We cover the complete arc of Ash Williams from terrified victim to groovy chainsaw-wielding hero, the Deadite mythology and the Necronomicon, the legendary practical effects work that still holds up decades later, the splatstick horror comedy formula Raimi perfected, and all the signature visual tricks that turned this into a cult classic.

Topics covered: the evolution of Ash Williams, Deadite lore, practical effects breakdown, the horror comedy balance, Sam Raimi's camera style, Dead By Dawn iconic moments, and why Evil Dead 2 sits at the top of the franchise.

This episode is part of our Hail to the King series covering the full Evil Dead franchise leading into Evil Dead: Burn, directed by Sebastien Vanicek, releasing July 10, 2026.

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Every Deadite. Every film. Every season. Ranked.

Todd and Aaron went through the entire Evil Dead franchise and ranked every Deadite — from Cheryl crawling up from the cellar in The Evil Dead (1981) to Ellie tearing through an apartment building in Evil Dead Rise (2023). Forty-plus years of possessed horror icons, and we figured out which ones actually hold up and which ones are overrated.

We covered every entry in the franchise:🩸 The Evil Dead (1981)🩸 Evil Dead II (1987)🩸 Army of Darkness (1992)🩸 Evil Dead (2013)🩸 Evil Dead Rise (2023)🩸 Ash vs Evil Dead — Seasons 1–3

Some of these Deadites are terrifying. Some of them are hilarious. Some of them are both. Drop your tier list in the comments and tell us which one we got wrong.

Evil Dead: Burn hits theaters July 10, 2026.

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