GET OVER HERE! And read this review of the 1990s action adaptation dulology of the parents-pearly-clutching bloody fighting game Mortal Kombat! Both the fondly remembered 1995 Paul WS Anderson film and its less fondly remembered 1997 sequel, Annihilation, by John R. Leonetti, are collected on 4K & Blu-Ray with a fantastic, largest set of features, due at the end of June 2026.
Short Film For You! [Pride 2026]
Solo [1970] [Radiance Blu-Ray LE]
A violinist jewel thief tries to stop his revolutionary brother and ends up with a target on his own back in Jean-Pierre Mocky’s 1970 gripping thriller Solo. Coming to Blu-ray from Radiance Films.
Slice of Horror Podcast: The Drama
Short Film For You! [Pride 2026]
The Voices of Our Mother [2026] [Shudder Original]
After their grandmother’s death, four estranged siblings return home to find their mother might be possessed in Mark O’Brien’s uneven Voices of Our Mother, now on Shudder.
The Bootleg Files: Uncle Tom’s Bungalow
BOOTLEG FILES 941: “Uncle Tom’s Bungalow” (1937 animated short directed by Tex Avery).
LAST SEEN: On Vimeo.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: An excerpt was featured in a 1989 VHS video release.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: It was withdrawn from circulation.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: None.
The slavery era represented one of the most painful chapters of American history, and the idea of making a comedy out of this tragedy is incomprehensible. Incredibly, the Warner Bros. animation unit thought it would be a fun idea to take Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anti-slavery landmark “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” and turn it into a breezy, irreverent romp.
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