A woman gains sight thanks to a transplant. It comes with a side effect: she can see the dead, and they can see her. The Pang Brothers’ 2002 film The Eye is an effective and empathetic horror film, holding up well in Arrow’s new 4k LE release.
Character actor Ray McKinnon (trust me, you know his face) is also an Oscar-winning director! The Oscar-winning short, The Accountant, and a later feature Randy & the Mob, both quirky and hilarious, are on Blu-ray via Lightyear.
Nami, a Japanese club hostess, becomes involved in gambling, the mob, and personal vengeance in Kazuhiko Yamaguchi’s Wandering Ginza Butterfly duology, now on Blu-ray via Arrow Films.
The 50-year history of Redd Kross, the influential LA punk band, is tracked with new and old footage of brothers Jeff and Steven McDonald and friends in Andrew Reich’s wonderful documentary Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story. Now on Blu-ray and DVD from MVD Visual.
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.