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
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Strung (2026) Review and Slice of Horror Podcast Link
What begins as a desperate musician accepting an opportunity too good to refuse quickly reveals itself to be exactly that, and by the time the walls start closing in, leaving feels far more complicated than arriving ever was.
Pittsburg (short film) (2026)
A young girl is dropped off at the airport by her father to travel as an unaccompanied minor. When the flight is delayed overnight, she ends up in the care of a flight attendant.
Leviticus [2026] [Pride 2026]
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.
The Death of Robin Hood [2026]
The legendary outlaw slightly struggles with his past in Michael Sarnoski’s gorgeous but dull The Death of Robin Hood.
Natalie Erika James: Saccharine (2026) [Female Filmmaker Friday] [Pride 2026]
A medical student struggling with binge eating embarks on a diet that has her ingesting diet pills composed of human ashes.
Supergirl [2026]
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.