On Jan 6th, 2015 Image Entertainment will be releasing The Houses That October Built on DVD and Blu-ray. It's a found footage film that chronicles a group of friends who take to the road to visit independent haunted houses (haunts) during Halloween season. It's a frightening tale that leads them to the ultimate fright. The film was written by Zack Andrews and Bobby Roe. Roe also directed the film. Both of these guys also appear in the film. I recently had the opportunity to chat with both creative talents about the upcoming film. Now you can check out what they had to say. Bang it here to listen in on my chat with Zack and Bobby.

On the Fifth  Day Of Christmas Lionsgate gives to you: 

Power Rangers Mega Force: The Mysterious Robo Knight on DVD. This DVD contains 4 classic Power Rangers adventures. It also features a Mega Bloks Micro-Figure toy. The fight is on to protect Earth from the evil insectoid monsters. You can bring one home for your youngster if you're the lucky winner.

On the Fourth  Day Of Christmas Star Vista and Time Life  give to you: 

Mama's Family The Complete Fourth Season on DVD. How long has it been since you’ve spent some time with Mama over the holidays? It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost 25 years. Our good friends at Time Life and StarVista have decided that it’s just been too dang long. Of course, we’re talking about the television classic Mama’s Family starring Vicki Lawrence. We’re teaming up to give you a good deal of time to spend with Mama... an entire season to be exact.

On the Third  Day Of Christmas MTV  gives to you: 

Awkward Season 3. It looks like it's going to be a television Christmas this year. It's Junior year for Jenna and she has to start thinking about the future. Make it an Awkward holiday. Enter to win a copy of the third season on DVD.

On the Second  Day Of Christmas CBS  gives to you: 

Dynasty The Final Season. Here's a blast from the past. CBS has finally released all of Dynasty on DVD and one lucky winner here gets to start their year with Dynasty's end. It's both vol 1 & 2 of the release. So how many fans are still out there?

“I need to know what you are worth when I leave you nothing.”

These are the parting words that Jim Bennett (Mark Wahlberg) is left with from his dying grandfather.  At first these words may seem a bit harsh but after the more time we spend with Bennett we start to understand the grandfather’s intentions.  The Gambler, a remake of the 1974 film with same title, follows Bennett along his downward spiral as his gambling addiction drags him down to the point where death is imminent, yet death seems to be the escape Bennett so desperately craves

On the First Day Of Christmas ABC Studios  gives to you: 

Grey's Anatomy The Complete Tenth Season. Sometimes you have to be naughty to be nice. The season's theme was "Live for the moments" and there are a ton of moments in this collection of episodes. It's time to say goodbye to Sandra Oh. Now you can have landmark season thanks to ABC and Upcomingdiscs.

It took a while for Hollywood to finally venture Into the Woods. On one hand, the delay isn’t surprising given that the popularity of live-action musicals at the box office has ebbed and flowed many times since Woods made its Broadway debut in 1987. Then again, the story’s free-wheeling mash-up of Grimms’ fairy tale characters fits perfectly with the current obsession with shared cinematic universes. As a result, Disney — which has a storied past with fairy tales, and a lucrative present with cross-platforming popular characters — seems like the perfect landing spot for an Into the Woods movie.

Well, it’s that time of year when the studios make that extra push for awards season, and with Angelina Jolie at the helm directing her second film, Unbroken is the kind of film where after one viewing of the trailer you just know this is Oscar bait.  I love this time of year, and I love seeing the best of what the studios have to offer, but sometimes these films with high hopes just don’t deliver as expected.  Unbroken takes us on a journey through the life of Olympian Louis Zamperini (Jack O’ Connell) from his early years as a troubled child on through his torturous years as a prisoner of Japan during World War 2.

A&E always has something for everyone. They changed the landscape of television by turning the reality show on its head. Instead of losers trying to win a prize by acting like idiots, the cameras of A&E's shows take us in to the often bizarre and hyper-real worlds of pawn shops, ice road truckers and pest control businesses. The team has put together some nice sets to help fill some gaps in the collection of someone on your shopping list. It's time to load up on some of these collectible sets before someone ends up with coal in their stocking