Weekly New Releases – April 21, 2026

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Amazon
Abbott Elementary
Amazon
Assassin
Amazon
Christy
Amazon
Confessions of a Police Captain
Amazon
Creepy-creature Double Feature
Amazon
Comments Includes Slime People and Crawling Hand
Death of Snow White
Amazon
Die My Love
Amazon
Dinogeist
Amazon
Eye (Arrow)
Amazon
Comments Horror film from Hong Kong, where a pianist who receives a cornea transplant starts getting dark precognative visions.
Famous Studios Champion Collection
Amazon
Comments Blaine: At the time of this writing, the description does not list which 18 cartoons are included.
Forbidden City
Amazon
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
Amazon
Hair High
Amazon
Heidi
Amazon
Here Comes Cookie
Amazon
House Calls
Amazon
House of Cards
Amazon
Comments This is the 1968 Film starring George Peppard and Orson Welles.
House of Seven Corspes
Amazon
International House
Amazon
Million Dollar Legs
Amazon
Mississippi
Amazon
Mr. Saturday Night
Amazon
Ninth Gate
Amazon
Point Blank (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Primate
Amazon
Private War of Major Benson
Amazon
Protector
Amazon
Resurrection (Criterion Premieres)
Amazon
Romancing In Thin Air
Amazon
Comments Romantic drama film from director Johnny To (who is also well known for his crime thrillers).
Second Twin
Amazon
Send Help
Amazon
Shadow Wars: The Elusive Kinji Fukasaku Collection
Amazon
Comments Contains the crime thrillers Cops vs Thugs (1975), Cross the Rubicon! (1975), and Hokuriku Proxy War (1977)
Shangri-La Frontier
Amazon
Comments Continuation of the story about a gamer who is used to playing bad games playing a good VR MMO with friends.
Shelter
Amazon
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
Amazon
Sleepers
Amazon
Stash House
Amazon
Stone Cold
Amazon
Strangers: Chapter 3
Amazon
Tada Never Falls in Love
Amazon
Comments Romantic dramedy anime series (which has some shout-outs to the film Roman Holiday)
Task
Amazon
Thieves Highway
Amazon
White Zombie
Amazon

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die is on my to-watch list, as is Shangri-La Frontier. Otherwise, I’m really interested in seeing how Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow looks in 4K UHD.” Blaine says, “nothing I’ve actually seen jumps out at me, although I have a morbid curiosity for Dinogeist that I may give in to should it ever show up on a streaming service I already subscribe to.”

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