Fred Dekker’s classic cliche exploiting genre blending classic has been given an amazing release by Shout!Factory.
Wanted: Dead or Alive is a fun action film from the Eighties starring Rutger Hauer and a surprisingly great Gene Simmons.
Nightmare at Noon is a campy action film from Nico Mastorakis that borrows from Westerns and The Crazies. Wings Hauser and Bo Hopkins star.
Vice Squad is a gritty piece of filmmaking from the Eighties with a standout performance by Wings Hauser.
With his second film, director Takeshi Kitano makes an incredibly offbeat and strange Yakuza film. Film Movement have given the film a solid release on Blu-ray.
Violent Cop is the first film directed by Takeshi Kitano. Film Movement have given it a good looking and sounding release.
Shout!Factory has put together a solid Collector’s Edition of this enjoyable Horror-Western from John Carpenter. James Woods stars as a vampire hunter in one of his few roles as an action star.
Boogie Boy is a good reminder of the independent film boom spawned by Quentin Tarantino’s success. MVD Rewind have given the film a deluxe release.
Jim Jarmusch directed his most critically divisive film. While the merits of the film are debatable, the cinematography of Spain is incredible. Arrow Academy has given the film a beautiful release.
Charles Bronson stars as a no-nonsense cop chasing a nude serial killer in this exploitative crime film from the Eighties.
My Samurai is a ridiculous action film, but unfortunately audio issues prevent this film from becoming a classic.
Jackie Chan stars in a fun and ridiculous action film where he is a chef who lives in Australia. WB Archive has given it a beautiful transfer.