John Dies at the End puts a strange twist on the comedy/horror genre that’s worth checking out.

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Thai filmmaker M.L. Bhandevanop Devakul’s recreation of the Kurosawa Akira classic Rashomon is visually stunning, but a classic should never be fooled around with. This remake misses all the nuance of the Kurosawa original.

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A visually stunning martial arts fantasy, The Sorcerer and the White Snake is a fun ride from beginning to end.

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While over-the-top at times, Magnolia’s Storage 24 is still entertaining enough to warrant a viewing.

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Sushi Girl is an oddball crime caper mixing over-the-top archetypes, copious violence and nudity to create an instant exploitation cult classic.

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With a unique style of humor, good video, decent audio and a few features, Bobcat Goldthwait’s God Bless America, now on Blu-ray from Magnolia, is worth a look.

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Marley is a fascinating look into the life of one of the most influential rock/pop musicians the world has ever seen.

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World renowned master sushi chef Ono Jiro is profiled in this insightful and delectable documentary arriving on Blu-ray from Magnolia Home Entertainment.

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Tim & Eric’s style of humor won’t appeal to everyone, but fans of their TV series will definitely want to check out this Blu-ray from Magnolia Home Entertainment.

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Another bland attempt at the home-made horror footage genre. This sums up Magnolia’s newest Blu-ray, for Playback.

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