Drive (1997) may be the crown jewel of ‘90s straight-to-video action.

Released in 1979, A Force of One was the first really great Chuck Norris action vehicle.

Fun City rescues a bleak Hal Holbrook-Louise Fletcher drama, previously unavailable since the VHS era.

The visually stunning animated film hits home video in a deluxe collector’s edition.

An absolute treasure dug up by the Canadian International Pictures label, 1988’s The Kid Brother (a.k.a. Kenny) is about as heartfelt and endearing a family drama as you’ll find.

​Bobby Roth’s 1984 drama hits Blu-ray courtesy of Fun City Editions.

Raging Bull, Scorsese’s 1980 masterpiece and his fourth of nine (and counting) collaborations with lead actor/muse Robert De Niro, is precisely the kind of artistic effort that modern audiences would not accept and modern studios would not fund.

An early actioner from Chuck Norris hits Blu-ray courtesy of Kino Lorber.

Mario Bava’s colorful sci-fi horror receives an upgraded special edition from Kino Lorber.