This movie is strange, but it's a likable horror movie set in colonial america. Horror movies in that time period are hard to find. If found they quickly advance to modern America. It's as if the writer was uncomfortable portraying horror in that time period. Perhaps, it is because they are more familiar seeing horror portrayed in a more modern setting. The movie has been available on DVD for some time now. I purchased my new, unopened, region 1 (America, Canada, etc.) DVD video (not DVD R) copy in 2018 from Canada. However, the DVD video format that is professional manufactured is still very hard to find. Be mindful that there is another Eyes of Fire out there, which is a totally different movie. There is also a bad quality copy floating around for free on Youtube as well.
Review of Eyes of Fire
