Now available is Radiance Films’ Blu-ray for Visitor Q, a 2001 Japanese cult classic from Takashi Miike (Blazing Fists, 13 Assassins, Audition).

From the mind of Takashi Miike comes his most transgressive film yet: unflinching yet darkly humorous, Visitor Q pushes the limits of filmic representation as far as they will go. Equal parts Pasolini, Ozu and John Waters, this may well Continue reading →

On January 31, 2027, Treasured Films will release a Limited Edition Collector’s Blu-ray (Region ABC) for 1993’s Run and Kill. This flick comes from the demented mind of the late, great Billy Tang, one of the pioneers of Hong Kong’s horror/exploitation reign of terror during the 90s, which brought us other Category III greats like Red to Kill, Dr. Lamb and Brothers of Darkness. The film comes fully uncensored and restored in 2K, complete with new and archival bonus materials in this much-treasured special edition!

The world of happy-go-lucky family man, Cheung ‘Fatty’ Kau Ng (Kent Cheng), comes crashing down when he drunkenly orders a hit on his cheating wife, propelling him into the depths of a Hong Kong criminal underworld replete with bloodthirsty Vietnamese Continue reading →

Cult director Uwe Boll has his share of duds, but he’s far from being “the worst director of all time.” If you’ve seen any of the Rampage films or even Assault on Wall Street, you’ll know he’s more than capable of delivering the goods as an action filmmaker.

Now, family owned company Yippee Ki Yay Mother Video is giving fans a chance to visit the cult director’s newest work with a collection of limited edition Continue reading →

On January 11, 2027, Lost in Cult is releasing a Limited Edition Collector’s 4K Ultra HD  + Blu-ray (Region B) for Rubber’s Lover, a 1996 cyberpunk-horror film from writer/director Shozin Fukui (964 Pinocchio). This release features a new, director-approved 4k restoration, created from the original 16mm camera and sound negatives.

Scientists use a brain-altering drug to conduct experiments, after one such project goes astray, they need to find another test subject in this Japanese Continue reading →

On January 31, 2027, Treasured Films will release a Limited Edition Collector’s Blu-ray (Region ABC) for 1994’s Red to Kill. From purveyor of brutal crime thrillers Billy Tang (Dr. Lamb, Run and Kill), Red to Kill is a truly remarkable piece of Hong Kong extreme cinema that is considered by many to be one of, if not, the most disturbing Category III rated film of all time. Here, it’s fully uncensored and restored in 2K armed with new and archival bonus materials in this much-treasured special edition!

A social worker takes on the case of Ming-Ming, a mentally disabled young woman recently orphaned after her remaining parent is killed in a car accident. With the help of her social worker, Ming-Ming is admitted into a home for people with special needs, where the kind head of the home, Mr. Chan, takes a liking to the young lady. As Ming-Ming’s situation Continue reading →

In April of next year, James Wan (Saw, Furious 7) will start production on Paramount Pictures’ U.S. remake of the 2019 South Korean crime thriller The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil (read our review), with original star Ma Dong-seok, aka Don Lee (Derailed, Unstoppable), reprising his role.

Keanu Reeves (John Wick franchise) is in talks to star alongside Lee, though details about his role remain under wraps. He’s in final negotiations, which means Continue reading →

Martial arts star Scott Adkins (Prisoner of War, John Wick 4, Ip Man 4) headlines Bedlam, an upcoming “cage fight” period martial arts actioner from director Jon Shaikh, who is perhaps best known for directing an episode of 2014’s Our World War, and acting as Assistant Director for 2019’s The Courier.

In the film, a fiery street boxer (Adkins) infiltrates London’s infamous Bedlam asylum to rescue his imprisoned sister, unleashing chaos in a brutal Continue reading →

Timo Tjahjanto (The Big 4), one half of the directing duo known as the “Mo Brothers” (Killers, Headshot, Macabre), is on board to direct The Burnout, an upcoming action-comedy from Miramax Films.

The project – written by Tom O’Connor (The Hitman’s Bodyguard) and Hunter Toro (St. Denis Medical) – follows a washed up former CIA agent living Continue reading →

On November 9, 2026, Arrow is releasing the Blu-ray (Region A/B) set for 1971’s The Blade Spares None and 1972’s The Hurricane, two Golden Harvest martial arts classics starring Nora Miao (The Skyhawk).

In 1970, veteran producer Raymond Chow broke free of Shaw Brothers to form Golden Harvest, recruiting a plethora of skilled technicians, innovative choreographers and future superstars. Among them, the young Nora Miao helped put the fledgling Continue reading →