Six direct-to-video (in the US at least) action flicks make up a fantastic throwback set of cheese-filled Saturday afternoons. Arrow’s ENTER THE VIDEO STORE: VIDEO VENGEANCE is out now.
Fighters from around the world compete in a tournament while a villain tries to steal power from one of them in Kitao Sakurai’s disjointed, frustrating, and annoying Street Fighter, an adaptation of the Capcom game series.
A young girl journeys into the wild to find her brother and gets caught up in a long-brewing war in Travis Knight’s WILDWOOD. Laika’s magnum opus, based on Colin Meloy’s book, is pure artistry and an astonishing vision. The culmination of decades of work, I implore you to SEE IT NOW.
In 1988’s Watchers, a teenage boy befriends a special golden retriever and becomes the target of a monster and a hitman, adapted from Dean R. Koontz’s novel. The John Hess film comes to Blu-ray from Toy Robot this month.