New release dates for the previously announced 4K UHDs:

Cat People - 7/19/22
Dog Soldiers - 7/26/22
The Funhouse - 7/26/22

Wish it wasn't a site exclusive as I don't want to spend $27 on it, but I know I'm gonna kick myself if this is missing from my Marvel collection.

Grabbed this and other titles to get free shipping. Thanks for posting. I only previously had this on DVD and before that a VHS recording from SciFi Channel in the 90s.

I want to say I saw this movie back in the 1980s but my mind is foggy on details. Did the '70s Spider-Man make a brief cameo?

Shout Factory sent an email that due to the popularity of the release they’re adding 500 more copies of Dr. Strange. Might cave and just order it for the sake of it being an oddity.

$30 for a crappy TV movie? Maybe if it were priced as low as those Captain America DVDs.

This will sell for over 100 bucks once it sells out.

Going out of print sale. Nothing that exciting for me. I saw the Cannon Films Lou Ferrigno Hercules movies as a kid and they were super low budget, hokey and dubbed. But I wouldn’t pay $15 each for them.

Yes, there are plenty of suckers out there.

I am just waiting for them to give us the Nightmare on Elm Street box that gets the Halloween and Friday the 13th treatment.

That would be awesome. I’d love to have a nice Freddy box set to go along with my Friday the 13th and Halloween sets.

Nightmare At Noon is definitely worth getting if anyone is into bizarre plots and watching Wings Hauser and Bo Hopkins try to out crazy one another. It was a lot of fun.

I swear Species has had like a dozen releases.

One more week until The Ghost and The Darkness is out.

Species is one of those movies I’ve seen the cover for many times over the years at rental stores or for purchase at retail and think it could be interesting, but for some reason I’ve never gotten around to watching it.

Weird story: About 10 years ago a copy of this movie appeared in my mailbox. No envelope. Nothing. Just the movie. I certainly hadn't ordered it. I asked the neighbours if it belonged to them and they hadn't even heard of the film. So I kept it. There it sits on my shelf...never watched.

I seem to recall a bit of skin and some good gore action. But it's been many years since watching.

Just announced The Six Million Dollar Man on BD

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I never thought we'd get The Six Million Dollar Man on BD. Kind of shocking.

I knew it had to be coming eventually because it has been released overseas but there were lots of complaints of quality, edited episodes, etc. so I waited on a domestic release. I hope Shout will put some quality control into this release...but it being them, I am not holding my breath. Hopefully they paid attention to all the complaints on the other releases and will not duplicate them.

I have the DVD big box release but I won't hesitate to replace it with this if everything is good on it. I have been very pleased with the upgrade in picture quality on all my older, favorite TV shows that have been boosted to Blu-ray.

How in the world did it get 3 pilots?

The only other show I've heard of getting multiple pilots was the original Star Trek.

They're being described as "3 pilot films." The Six Million Dollar Man started off with a trio of TV movies-of-the-week, which aired in March, October, and November of 1973. They were successful enough that the show was then picked up for a weekly series, as a mid-season replacement starting in January 1974.

This is a different situation than something like Star Trek, which shot a pilot episode the network wasn't entirely happy with (and did not air), and was then recast for a reworked pilot that did get picked up.

It's more akin to V, which started as a very successful miniseries, which spawned a sequel miniseries and eventually a weekly show.

That sounds cool, I'd never looked into the history of the show that much, thanks

I normally don't like paying that much for a catalog title but pre-ordered (along with Femme Fatale which comes out a week later). Pretty expensive month as I pre-ordered a few other catalogs.