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.

Cat O' Nine Tails is Dario Argento's second feature film as a director. Does he hit another home run or does the dreaded "Sophmore Slump" get the better of him?

In 2017, Arrow Video released a blu-ray of the Dario Argento giallo classic, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, sourced from a 4K restoration of the film. In 2021, we finally got to see this 4K restoration in all its glory.

I put together this review back in January of this year and I never posted it for whatever reason. So, I am posting it for all of to read.

The man who gave us such classics as Twister's Revenge and The Giant Spider Invasion gets the respect he deserves with the outstanding boxset from Arrow Video. Six movies and a documentary about Rebane plus a bunch of extras will have fans wanting more.

We finally have a good release of the Stephen Chow classic, Forbidden City Cop, from the fine folks over at 88 Films and we are looking at the screenshots.

Eureka Entertainment has brought us a lot of old school martial arts films over the past few years and they are at it again with their wonderful release of Encounter of the Spooky Kind. This is one of Sammo Hung's best films and a blast to watch.

A trilogy of classic Kaiju films make their way to blu-ray thanks to the fine folks at Arrow Video in a nice boxset with all new extras.

One of Jackie Chan's best films gets a brand new blu-ray from Warner Archive. Is it worth it or does it do more damage to the film's legacy than the last blu-ray?