Jackass: Best and Last, directed by Jeff Tremaine, sends off the MTV TV and film series in a funny but slightly lackluster mix of new bits and old favorites.
A housewife and her housekeeper commit murder and escape to the fascist enclave of Mortville in John Waters’s 1977 trash epic Desperate Living, now on 4k UHD & Blu-Ray via Criterion.
A group of martial artists, including Jackie Chan, make their way across a strange and dangerous mountain, in 3-D (if you want), in Wei Lo’s 1978 flick The Magnificent Bodyguards, now on Blu-Ray in 3D & 2D via 88 Films
A pair of gay teenagers try to survive being targeted by an entity taking the form of the person they are most attracted to: one another. Adrian Chiarella’s Leviticus is a tight, impeccably performed slice of horror.
Kara Zor-El, Superman’s cousin, on a galaxy-wide birthday bender, is pulled into a young girl’s quest for revenge in Craig Gillespie’s Supergirl. The second DCU film is a fun, quick-paced, albeit saddled with a generic plot and villain, space adventure.