Available on Blu-ray 09/16/2025
A pilot makes extended runs on his plane to deliver packages that may not be approved by the airline.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) [Science Fiction Month]
A heartbroken man decides to utilize a new service to erase his memories of his tumultuous relationship with his former girlfriend, inadvertently losing pieces of himself along the way as she disappears from his mind.
High Steaks (1962)
Between 1961 and 1962, MGM released 13 Tom and Jerry cartoons produced at a Czechoslovakian animation studio under the guidance of expatriate Americans Gene Deitch and William N. Synder. It is safe to say that very few people adore these films – with their cheapjack animation, irritating sound effects and stupid scripts, these Tom and Jerry endeavors represent some of the shoddiest animation ever put forth by a Hollywood studio.
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Prisoner of War (2025)
A British SAS officer is captured during WWII and held in a camp for prisoners of war, where he’s forced to partake in brutal death matches for the entertainment of his captors, while also devising a plan to escape.
Hellbender (2021) [Arrow Video Limited Edition]
Available 09/16/2025 from Arrow Video
A young woman who has a band with her mother soon discovers that witchcraft is a family tradition.
Vanilla Sky (2001) [Science Fiction Month]
A man with facial disfigurement is accused of murder in a world where nothing is as it seems and reality itself begins to come apart for everyone involved.
The Bootleg Files: Laugh-In
BOOTLEG FILES 918: “Laugh-In” (short-lived 1977 reboot of the classic comedy show).
LAST SEEN: On YouTube.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: None.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: Legal issues are keeping it out of commercial re-release.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: Not likely.
In 1977, NBC offered its audience “Laugh-In,” a reboot of the classic 1968-73 comedy series “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In.” George Schlatter, the producer on the original series, was brought back to helm this new effort. However, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, the stars of the original production, were unaware this new series was being created – and considering that they owned a piece of that franchise, the lack of communication created more than just ill-will. Rowan & Martin sued Schlatter for using the original show’s format without their permission – the lawsuit was settled out of court in 1980.
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