One of my favorite films of all time, Heavy Metal, has gotten the 4K treatment from Sony, who also threw in the film's sequel, Heavy Metal 2000, which is making it's blu-ray debut.

We take a look at three recent home video releases: One is a notorious flop from a tried and true action star, one is thought to be a flop by a tried and true action star, but wasn't, and the last is a from the heart coming of age story about a kid who just wants to write about music.

976-Evil is not a good film. The film makes very little sense, the pacing is all over the place, and film is pretty tame, even by 1989's standards. That being said, the blu-ray is pretty solid especially in the video and audio department. Alternate Home Video Version (1h 44m, SD, 1.33:1) When 976-Evil wa…