A young woman tries to save a glade from humans by shifting her consciousness into a robot beaver, opening up a whole new world in Disney/Pixar’s Hoppers, a hilarious and surprising animated outing from Daniel Chong.
Short Film For You! [Women in Horror Month 2026]
Short Film for You! is back! We needed a little break, but here we are, please enjoy some creepy, gooey horror short films by talented women in horror.
Spaceballs: The Animated Series [2008] [MVD Rewind]
The cast of Spaceballs continues to adventure in the sadly mostly unfunny Spaceballs: The Animated Series, now on DVD via MVD Rewind.
Conrad the Sailor (1942)
For every Bugs Bunny or Daffy Duck that becomes a pop culture icon, there are countless cartoon characters that get tested in one or a few shorts before being dropped for lacking versatility and viability. Conrad the Cat, a yellow bipedal feline created by Chuck Jones, is an example of a character that was jettisoned after failing to immediately click on the screen.
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The Japanese Godfather Trilogy [1977-1978] [Radiance Films LE]
The history of opposing Yakuza gangs is followed through the life of one’s don in Sadao Nakajima’s The Japanese Godfather Trilogy. Now on Blu-ray via Radiance Films.
I Am Legend (2007) [Black History Month]
A scientific breakthrough meant to cure cancer quickly unravels into a global catastrophe, leaving humanity on the brink of extinction.
Anacoreta (2026)
A group of friends, including Antonia, the lead actress, and her boyfriend Jeremy, the director, travel to an isolated cabin to film an experimental horror movie. What begins as a harmless creative exercise soon takes an unsettling turn, as tensions rise and the boundaries between fiction and reality begin to erode.