Across three films, groups of Samurai endeavour to destroy corrupt and cruel feudal lords in Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy, now on Blu-Ray via Arrow Video.
The foundations of a small town crumble under the influence of a vampire in Tobe Hooper’s still-terrifyingly effective 1979 adaptation of Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot. Now on 4k UHD via Arrow Video.
The Osage, including Mollie Burkhart and her family, are targeted by greedy, murderous White men to get at their new oil money in 1920s Oklahoma. This and so much more drive Martin Scorsese’s powerful epic Killers of the Flower Moon, now on all disc formats by The Criterion Collection.
After being accused of a murder, friends Cutter and Bone try to track down the culprit in Ivan Passer’s 1981 cynical, unconventional neo-noir, Cutter’s Way. Now available in a new 4k UHD & Blu-Ray LE from Radiance Films.
A courtesan in Edo Japan tries to break the bonds imposed on her life in the extraordinarily colorful, in look and performance, Sakuran. The 2007 film is on Blu-Ray via 88 Films.
The birth-to-death of a Polish bureaucrat is followed in 1977’s strange and compelling The Dancing Hawk, written and directed by Grzegorz Krolikiewicz, on Blu-Ray via Radiance Films.
A man recalls how seven generations of his family suffered under the expectations of the “honor code” in Tadashi Imai’s powerful 1963 drama Cruel Tale of Bushido, now on Blu-Ray via Eureka Entertainment.