Weekly New Releases – May 19, 2026

Africa Screams
Amazon
Against a Crooked Sky
Amazon
AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist
Amazon
Alligator
Amazon
Amityville Asylum
Amazon
Arco
Amazon
Comments Franco-American co-produced animated film with an all-star cast.
Avatar Three Movie Collection
Amazon
Comments Includes Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Avatar: Fire and Ash.
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Amazon
Base / Base 2: Guilty as Charged
Amazon
Beneath the 12 Mile Reef
Amazon
Body Heat (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Bride!
Amazon
Comments A modern queer take on the Bride of Frankenstein, directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal.
Conjuring Universe 9 Film Collection
Amazon
Comments Includes all films under the Conjuring, Annabelle, and Nun titles.
Covert Affairs
Amazon
Da Vinci Code: 20th Anniversary
Amazon
Dark Backward (1991)
Amazon
Demoniacs
Amazon
Fallout
Amazon
Freaky
Amazon
Fresh Kill (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Front (1976)
Amazon
Gotham
Amazon
I Love Lucy
Amazon
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy
Amazon
Looney Tunes Cartoons
Amazon
Maoyu: Archenemy and Hero
Amazon
Comments Anime based on a series of novels from the author of Log Horizon.
Mother Mary
Amazon
Naruto Shippuden
Amazon
Nickelodeon
Amazon
Night World
Amazon
Normal
Amazon
Reminders of Him
Amazon
Scarlet
Amazon
Comments The latest film from Mamoru Hosoda (Summer Wars, Girl Who Lept Through Time)
Sirat
Amazon
Snowpiercer
Amazon
Speed Racer
Amazon
Stolen
Amazon
Super Mario Galaxy Movie
Amazon
Swashbuckler
Amazon
Walk
Amazon
Wizarding World 11 Film Collection
Amazon
Comments Includes the 8 Harry Potter films and 3 Fantastic Beasts films.
Yeti
Amazon

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “Now, the ideal way to watch Speed Racer would be in 3D IMAX (which is how I saw it the first time), but if you don’t have the option, UHD is the next best thing. Otherwise, Body Heat, and Maoyu are on my watchlists, respectively.” Blaine says, “Looney Tunes Collection is easily my pick of those I’ve seen. Of those I haven’t seen, I’ve heard good things about Body Heat, and my tendency to see all adaptations of the Frankenstein and Jekyll and Hyde stories means I feel compelled to check out Bride! at some point, despite damning reviews.”

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