The legendary outlaw slightly struggles with his past in Michael Sarnoski’s gorgeous but dull The Death of Robin Hood.
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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.
Jump Scare (2025)
The metal band Jump Scare goes to a remote cabin to write a new album following their reunion. Once there, they find out that what led to their falling out with each other is still there, but something much worse is lurking.
Animals In War (2025)
The symbiotic relationship between animals and mankind gets the spotlight in this Ukrainian anthology that showcases the horrors of enduring a Russian invasion.
Wake in Fright [1971] [Arrow Video 4k UHD & Blu-Ray LE]
A schoolteacher loses his grasp on humanity while stranded on the edge of the outback in Ted Kotcheff’s disturbing and affecting 1971 film Wake in Fright, on 4k UHD and Blu-ray via Arrow this month.
Mortal Kombat Kollection [1995/1997] [Arrow 4kUHD/Blu-Ray LE]
GET OVER HERE! And read this review of the 1990s action adaptation duolology of the parents-pearly-clutching bloody fighting game Mortal Kombat! Both the fondly remembered 1995 Paul WS Anderson film and its less fondly remembered 1997 sequel, Annihilation, by John R. Leonetti, are collected on 4K & Blu-Ray with a fantastic and large set of features, due at the end of June 2026.