A reformed drug dealer is pressured into one last score to catch a drug runner for his DEA agent frenemy in Robert Towne’s Tequila Sunrise. The 1988 neo-noir hits 4k UHD & Blu-ray via Arrow Video this month.
The downfall of a Canadian town is detailed with Lovecraftian comic-absurdity through faux TV programs and commercials in writer-director Simon Glassman’s Buffet Infinity, now on Blu-ray from Yellow Veil through Vinegar Syndrome.
The creation and aftermath of the notorious Exorcist II: The Heretic, along with the line of art and artist, is explored in David Kittredge’s uproarous, strangely uplifting, and often unbelievable documentary BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL.
A young man searches for his family and finds himself embroiled in crimes, hijinks, and Sonny Chiba in Roaring Fire. The 1981 film, directed by Norifumi Suzuki, is set for release on Blu-ray in the first wave from Toy Robot, Arrow Video’s new imprint.
A woman defends her daughter and her neighbors from a trio of supersoldiers in Adam Wingard’s entertaining but slightly lacking grindhouse throwback, Onslaught.
A college campus dart gun game gets deadly when one student takes it too far in Nick Castle’s 1982 comedy-action-noir-horror (yeah a lot but it works) TAG: The Assassination Game. Now on Blu-ray from Synapse.