THE SUPER INFRA-MAN [BLU-RAY] (1975): "Campy and silly, The Super Infra-Man succeeds despite – or perhaps because of – its nuttiness. Nothing here ever seems logical but the movie throws so much over the top action at the screen that it entertains." Starring Danny Lee, Terry Liu. Arrow, $199.95, 12/9/25.

MAXXXINE: THE X TRILOGY [BLU-RAY] (2024): "Ti West’s 'X Trilogy' ends on a sub-mediocre note with MaXXXine. Given I didn’t think much of the first two movies in the series, this doesn’t come as a major disappointment or surprise, but I nonetheless can’t find much in this meandering 1980s callback to endorse." Starring Mia Goth, Elizabeth Debicki. A24, $85.00, 10/21/2025.

OILY MANIAC [BLU-RAY] (1976): "Essentially nonsensical, Oily Maniac gets by thanks to its basic weirdness and its frequent display of female nudity. Even those factors can’t turn it into anything more than a schlocky curiosity, though." Starring Li Hsui-Hsien, Chen Ping. Arrow, $199.95, 12/9/25.

MOANA [4K UHD] (2016): "In the Disney pantheon, Moana seems perfectly, completely okay. With many elements that borrow from other films, it lacks much originality and it turns into a watchable but not especially inventive experience." Starring Dwayne Johnson, Auli'i Cravalho. Disney, $39.99, 11/5/2019.

HIM [BLU-RAY] (2025): "Despite some impactful visuals and a potentially appealing willingness to give moviegoers something unusual, Him focuses far too much on style over coherence. It becomes less interesting as it goes and winds up as a mess by its conclusion." Starring Tyriq Withers, Marlon Wayans. Universal, $27.98, 11/11/2025.

PEARL: THE X TRILOGY [BLU-RAY] (2022): "As a cinematic experiment, Pearl offers some intrigue, and the movie occasionally connects. However, it can feel more like a gimmick flick than one that comes with a natural need to exist." Starring Mia Goth, David Corenswet. A24, $85.00, 10/21/2025.

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