Weekly New Releases – May 25, 2021

12 Monkeys
Amazon
Ace Attorney (Anime Essentials)
Amazon
Ahiru No Sora
Amazon
Comments Continuation of the basketball anime.
All-American Murder
Amazon
Arion
Amazon
Comments Heroic fantasy anime film from Yoshikazu Yasuhiko.
Athena
Amazon
Baki
Amazon
Comments This is the Netflix original series, which picks up from the 2001 series, which is also currently out of print.
Benny Loves You
Amazon
Big Bang Theory
Amazon
Boruto: Naruto Next Generations – The Steam Ninja Scrolls
Amazon
Boruto: Naruto Next Generations – The Steam Ninja Scrolls
Amazon
Chaos Walking
Amazon
Chaos Walking
Amazon
Chaos Walking
Amazon
City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly’s Gold
Amazon
Deadly Force: Mission Budapest
Amazon
Deadly Force: Mission Budapest
Amazon
Deliver Us from Evil
Amazon
Deliver Us from Evil
Amazon
Django
Amazon
Doctor Who: Delta and the Bannerman
Amazon
Don’t Look Now
Amazon
Dragon Ball Super 1-3
Amazon
Comments Comes with a FiGPiN (a figure sized pin)
Explorers
Amazon
Comments The Teen Sci-Fi adventure film starring a young Ethan Hawke and River Phoenix.
Eye of the Tiger
Amazon
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Amazon
Game of Thrones
Amazon
Godzilla vs. Kong
Amazon
Godzilla vs. Kong
Amazon
Grimm’s Fairy Tale Classics
Amazon
Comments This is the anime series adapting various fairy tales, from the 80s, which you may have seen dubbed on Nickelodeon.
Groove Tube
Amazon
Groove Tube
Amazon
Hand
Amazon
Comments Oliver Stone directs Michael Caine
Honky Tonk Freeway
Amazon
Honky Tonk Freeway
Amazon
Infinity Train
Amazon
Kinky Boots
Amazon
Kinky Boots
Amazon
Last Castle
Amazon
Legend of Bagger Vance
Amazon
Lights of Old Broadway (Kino-Lorber)
Amazon
Long Weekend
Amazon
Made in Abyss
Amazon
Magical Girl Ore
Amazon
Comments Anime series about a girl who can’t sing who ends up becoming a magical girl – except the magical girl powers are muscles.
Medabots
Amazon
Million Dollar Mystery
Amazon
Million Dollar Mystery
Amazon
My Fair Lady
Amazon
Comments Winner of Best Picture from 1964, with a podcast due on December 28, 2022.
New Game! New Game!
Amazon
Comments Anime series about video game development.
Night at the Roxbury
Amazon
Nightmare Alley (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Phantasy Star Online 2
Amazon
Comments Anime series adapting the plot to the sequel to Phantasy Star Online.
Plunderer
Amazon
Psycho (1960)
Amazon
Rosemary’s Baby
Amazon
Comments Note: Directed by Roman Polanski. If you have ever boycotted an artist because of their personal choices, you’ll boycott Roman Polanski.
Saint
Amazon
Comments Blaine: I really enjoyed this Val Kilmer/Elisabeth Shue movie when it first came out. It was also my first exposure to the character, and I’ve since learned it wasn’t representative of the source material. I wonder if I’d still enjoy it as much today because of that.
Sound of Silence
Amazon
Super 8
Amazon
Supernatural
Amazon
Supernatural
Amazon
Supernatural
Amazon
Supernatural
Amazon
Tender Trap
Amazon
Tuxedo
Amazon
Ultraman Leo
Amazon
Comments The 7th Ultraman series.
Vampire Diaries
Amazon
Waltons
Amazon
WWE: WrestleMania 37
Amazon
Comments The first WWE event to be in front of a physical audience since the COVID-19 lockdown.
WWE: WrestleMania 37
Amazon

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “If you have a way to play 4K movies, Psycho feels like my pick for the week. Otherwise, I had fun watching Godzilla vs. Kong on HBO Max, and I have pretty much the rest of the Legendary Monsterverse so…” Blaine says, “I concur that Psycho is the best title out this week.”

6 replies on “Weekly New Releases – May 25, 2021”

  1. We’ve had reviews of a few of these picks, including Psycho, Radioactive Dinosaur vs Great Big Ape, cult classic Don’t Look Now and, yes, even Rosemary’s Baby (a brilliant adaptation of an impressive novel, however one handles the subsequent history of its director).

    Complete series recommendations include (apart from Supernatural) the NSFW Game of Thrones and the family-friendly The Waltons. The first seasons of The Waltons hold up remarkably well. Later seasons of the show depart so much from the premise and any sane recreation of the times that they almost become alt-history SF. Jonathan Frakes turns up in a few season seven episode, so maybe there’s field for study or fanfic there.

    I’ve watched the 2005 film Kinky Boots, but not the subsequent musical or the film listed here, a movie based on the stage musical inspired by the movie that took its cue from a true story.

    I found the 2005 movie amusing.

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