Weekly New Releases – July 14, 2026

100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You
Amazon
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Amores Perros
Amazon
Animal Farm (2026)
Amazon
Backrooms
Amazon
Beyond Paradise
Amazon
Breadwinner
Amazon
Christophers
Amazon
Citizenfour
Amazon
Count of Monte Cristo
Amazon
Comments Directed by Sidney Lumet
Crawl
Amazon
Crying Game (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Dan Da Dan
Amazon
Deep Water
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Destination Moon (1950)
Amazon
Comments Includes Flight to Mars (1951) as a bonus feature.
Evil Enko
Amazon
Executioners
Amazon
Exorcist II: The Heretic
Amazon
Comments Blaine: At one point, this was the only franchise with entries on both the IMDB top 250 movies list and the IMDB bottom 100 movies list. The original made the top list, and this was on the bottom.
Fair Game
Amazon
Final Destination 5 (in 3D)
Amazon
Flame of New Orleans
Amazon
Foxfire
Amazon
Full Contact
Amazon
Comments Action movie from Ringo Lam, starring Chow Yun-Fat, with a less political plot than Lam’s earlier work (because he wanted to get away from death threats).
Gordon Ramsay: Shark Bait
Amazon
Gravity 3D
Amazon
Howard the Duck
Amazon
Comments Blaine: The first feature length Marvel adaptation. That may explain why it took so long to get a second one into theatres.
Hud (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
In the Line of Duty I-IV
Amazon
Comments Contains Yes, Madam, Royal Warriors, and In The Line of Duty III & IV
Ip Man: Kung Fu Legend
Amazon
Comments This is not related to the film series starring Donnie Yen, though it is about the same historical figure.
Jouney to the Center of the Earth 3D (2008)
Amazon
Kakegurui
Amazon
Comments Anime series about a prestigious private school where the students are allowed (and encouraged) to do extremely high stakes gambles against each other. (Also known for the extremely rapturous expressions characters have when they’re winning).
Kansas City Confidential
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Labyrinth (2026)
Amazon
Comments Anime film from Shoji Kawamori about a girl who ends up getting pulled into a virtual world after being targeted by online bullying.
Last Summer
Amazon
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy
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Legend of Tarzan 3D (2016)
Amazon
Love Hurts
Amazon
Michael
Amazon
Michael
Amazon
Mortuary Assistant
Amazon
NCIS: Tony and Ziva
Amazon
Normal
Amazon
Obsession (2026)
Amazon
Office
Amazon
Over Her Dead Body
Amazon
Peaky Blinders: The Real Story
Amazon
Pittsburgh
Amazon
Poverty Row Classics
Amazon
Comments Includes East Side Kids and Let’s Get Tough
Queen of the Ring
Amazon
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come
Amazon
Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon
Amazon
Red Sun (Arrow)
Amazon
Red: A Broadway Play
Amazon
Rise of the Super Tromettes
Amazon
RZA’s One Spoon of Chocolate
Amazon
Song of Songs
Amazon
Spoilers (1942)
Amazon
Stop! That! Train!
Amazon
Sugar Cookies
Amazon
Super Legend God Hikoza
Amazon
Comments Independant Tokusatsu film.
Untouchables
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Upworld
Amazon
Windtalkers
Amazon
Witch Watch
Amazon
Comments Slapstick romantic comedy anime about a witch girl and her Oni classmate/protector.

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “I liked DanDaDan Season 1 and considered Season 2 one of the best shows of last year. Otherwise, I’m going with The Untouchables as my UHD pick of the week, and the In The Line of Duty collection as my general Blu-Ray pick”. Blaine says, “the best movie I’ve seen from this set is Gravity. Of those I haven’t seen, Obsession sounds excellent, so I may pick that one up.”

2 replies on “Weekly New Releases – July 14, 2026”

  1. I’m a sucker for DePalma’s The Untouchables.

    Howard the Duck is truly awful, but Leah Thompson brings a certain…charm…to the film.

  2. I saw Howard the Duck in the theatre when it was released, when I was.. 12? 13? Something like that.

    Now I’ve watched a lot of hard-R rated movies when I was way too young and walked away unscathed, but nothing traumatised me like this one.

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