“Eraser” came out at the peak of Arnold’s powers, when Planet Hollywood was doing big business. Chuck Russell’s 1996 action film has been given a wonderful 4K presentation.
MVD has risen to the occasion again with an excellent 4K release of “Death Warrant” starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. Like their release of “Lionheart,” the film has never looked better!
Adam Rifkin’s oddball midnight movie “The Dark Backward” has been given a Blu-ray release by Sony which ports over all of the Collector’s Edition DVD features.
“Pretty Maids all in a row” is a truly bizarre teen sex comedy from director Roger Vadim that was shot from a script by Gene Roddenberry of “Star Trek” fame. Warner Archive has given the film new life with a brilliant 4K restoration.
“Wag the Dog” has some fantastic ideas it explores regarding media manipulation and politics. As a satire, it still works well. Warner Archive’s Blu-ray is very good thanks to a new 4K scan for its source.
You need to exercise your right as a consumer and pick up Arrow Video’s incredible 4K UHD of Joel Schumacher’s “Falling Down,”one of the most original films of the Nineties in a definitive edition.
“The Late Show” is an enjoyable offbeat private detective film from writer-director Robert Benton. The 1977 film has been given a release by Warner Archive.
“Cutter’s Way” is a truly brilliant sun-baked noir with wonderful performances by John Heard and Jeff Bridges. The Radiance Films 4K edition ranks as one of the best releases of the year.
