This is scheduled to come out this coming October.

Thanks! October 13th, 2015.

I have the HD version. It seems they should at least be able to release a passable version on Blu

Warlords of Atlantis (a guilty pleasure)
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Disney Version)

Finally arrived on Blu-ray as a Warner Archive release:

Showdown in Little Tokyo (Dolph Lundgren and Brandon Lee)

Received my copy over the weekend.

Nice upgrade from the original full screen release in the Warner snapper case.

R-rated version, no extras (a director's commentary would have been nice!), single layer BD disc, but it averages in the low 30's bitrate. Overall, a pleasing upgrade for a very cheesy B flick.

Quest for Fire
Sgt Bilko
Renaissance Man
The Thing from Another World
Midnight (1939)
The Thin Man series
Libeled Lady
Legendary Weapons of China
Life Gamble
The Magic Blade
Godzilla Raids Again
Cleopatra (Colbert version)
The Sign of the Cross
The Giant Claw
Saber Marionette J
Footlight Parade

After checking out The Visit and really enjoying it I wanted to rewatch some older Shyamalan films and was sort of surprised to find that The Village isn't on Blu-ray yet. I know not everyone loves it but I've always found it sort of underrated and would gladly buy it.

i might have posted this before, but i so want Snow Angels on Blu.

Let's cross one off for our resident arthouse guru.

Wish list:

True Lies
The Abyss
Time After Time
Let It Be
The Hitcher
The Changeling (George C Scott)
Quest for Fire
Rampage (Michael Biehn)
The Fan (Michael Biehn, Lauren Bacall)
Corvette Summer
The Lords of Discipline
The Lords of Flatbush
Ghost and the Darkness
Dog Fight (River Phoenix)
Baby Blue Marine (Jan Michael Vincent)
George of the Jungle
School Ties
House
Gods and Monsters
The Quiet American
Popeye
Breakdown
Paper Moon
Powder
Independence Day (Kathleen Quinlin)
Resurrection (Ellen Burstyn)
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (Ellen Burstyn)
Days of Wine and Roses
Gallipoli
Man Without a Face
Young Sherlock Holmes
Dragonslayer
Mahogany (Diana Ross)
Lady Sings the Blues (Diana Ross)
Fade to Black (Dennis Christopher)
Auntie Mame (Rosiland Russell)
Return of Frank James
Maurice
Mame (Lucille Ball)
Heaven Can Wait (Warren Beatty)
Avalon (Barry Levinson)
Goodbye Mr Chips (Peter O'Toole)
Goodbye Girl
Dead End (Humphrey Bogart)
The Greatest Show on Earth
American Pop
My Favorite Year
Atlantic City
Pretty Baby
Shenandoah
The Shootist
Spencer's Mountain
Gay Purr-ee
The Big Bounce (Ryan O'Neal)
Muriel's Wedding
Disney's The Black Hole
Disney's The Black Cauldron
Disney's Never Cry Wolf
Disney's White Fang
Disney's Something Wicked This Way Comes
Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Asylum (Amicus Films)
The House That Dripped Blood (Amicus Films)
Curse of Frankenstein (Hammer)
Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell (Hammer)
Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter (Hammer)
Horror of Dracula (Hammer)
Scars of Dracula (Hammer)
The Invisible Man Returns
Revenge of the Creature
Creature Walks Among Us
The Mummy's Hand
Mummy's Tomb
Mark of the Vampire
Return of the Vampire
Son of Dracula
Dracula's Daughter
House of Dracula
Black Scorpion
Valley of the Gwangi
One Million Years B.C. (Coming Soon from Kino Lorber Classics)
The Canterville Ghost (Charles Laughton)
Invaders From Mars (Original)
War of the Worlds (Original)
Beany & Cecil Collection

Television:

The Munsters
The Wild Wild West
The Addams Family
The Beany & Cecil Collection
Young Indiana Jones

Television Miniseries:

Chiefs
Rich Man, Poor Man
Captains and the Kings

i think i've said it before, but i want Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins on special edition Blu-ray. it's on Vudu in HDX and i am so tempted, but alas i keep hope alive...

Robert Forster. Local boy. Relatively low profile until Tarantino upped his stock

Remo Williams was Fred Ward, not Robert Forster.

You are correct sir. I was mistaken.

Run (1991) with Patrick Dempsey. man, i have only seen this once, but remember loving it. why can't we have in any format besides VHS?

Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit

2016 update.
TV
Angels In America (HBO)
The Avengers Season 4 & Season 6 (out, but not Region A) [Season 5 could use a far better RA release too]
Moonlight
The Munsters

MOVIES
Berserk (Joan Crawford)
Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls [UPDATE: Scheduled for 9/27/16 release]
The Chapman Report
Danger Diabolik
Death Rides A Horse (out, but not Region A)
Descent (Rosario Dawson) (out, but not Region A)
The Games
The History Boys
Let It Be
Little Children
Munster Go Home
Myra Breckinridge
Shadowboxer
Stay (Naomi Watts)
Street Knight
Suspiria (out, but not Region A)
Theatre Of Blood (out, but not Region A)
Thoroughly Modern Millie
To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar
Valley Of The Dolls [UPDATE: Scheduled for 9/27/16 release]

Dragnet

I still have my VHS copy signed by Alexandra Paul (aka the virgin Connie Swail). Would really like a BR of it though.

Me and my bother saw Dragnet and my parents saw the Untouchables in the same theater. I had the record with the Art of Noise theme music.

Still Like Heaven

Maybe it was a bomb but probably one of the few decent romantic comedies.

The Pianist

The Shield Complete Series (they don't even sell the individual seasons on Blu)

Equilibrium (one with a good A/V transfer and some special features...the one you can buy supposedly has a horrid transfer and is barebones)

The long term standards. The Abyss and True Lies

More stuff from the 1970s and 1980s, please.

RANT
It appears as if everything out there is either a cult film no one has ever heard of Nude Zombi Holocaust Nuns 3: Undead Nurse Fetus Epiphany (in its original unsubbed Italian!) or a film that came out in the last four years. Yes, I know about WB archive and its meager offerings but in the total amount of releases, flicks prior to 1960 are maybe 1% of them. I never would have believed Chopping Mall would be on its SECOND blu release (isn't Slugs on it's THIRD?) while movies like Quest for Fire have never had a US release.
FIN

And someone really should work on those Golden Age flicks like Deep Throat, Devil in Miss Jones, Debbie Does Dallas, Behind the Green Door... All shot on film, well-regarded by critics and still remembered to this day. Vinegar Syndrome might do it eventually.