Catching you up on the latest in Blu-rays, Erik Childress and Peter Sobczynski look at offerings from John Woo, David Lynch, Bob Hope, Laurence Olivier and Dario Argento. That is just for starters. Peter gets to weigh in on some of his least favorite films from 2022 and one that pleasantly surprised him in 2023. They look back on a new edition from softcore master, Zalman King, as well as a barrage of new 4K releases that include a real gem from horror maestro, Wes Craven, working a bit outside his genre. But they most importantly include one of the great, still underappreciated, works from Walter Hill and a release over 20 years in the making that would have absolutely delighted our good friend, Sergio Mims.

0:00 - Intro

1:02 - Criterion (Last Hurrah For Chivalry, Inland Empire)

9:49 - Kino (Never Say Die, Thanks for the Memory)

13:06 - Warner Archive (The Prince and the Showgirl, Flamingo Road)

19:15 - Music Box (Leonor Will Never Die)

20:49 - Synapse (Phenomena (4K))

28:09 - Ronin Flix (Wild Orchid 2)

35:18 - Lions Gate (Seriously Red, Alice, Darling, The Whale)

43:37 - Sony (A Man Called Otto)

46:27 - Universal (M3GAN, The Prince of Egypt (4K))

53:50 - Shout! Factory (Crazy People, Critical Condition, Dr. Giggles, Sorry, Wrong Number, Streets of Fire (4K)  

1:10:57 - Paramount (Babylon (4K), The Core (4K), Red Eye (4K), Dragonslayer (4K))

1:31:41 – New Blu-ray Announcements

1:34:34 - Outro