Last week Mill Creek Entertainment announced its first wave
of May priced-to-collect DVD and Blu-ray product offerings — a dozen in all set
for a retail rampage on May 2 — and this week they were back with three new
additions with a street date of May 16.
On the Blu-ray front, May 16 sees the triple-feature release
of Payback
Time Triple Feature, which is priced at just $14.98. Included in this all-action mix are director
Michael Miller’s 1982 action/horror/sci-fi flick, Silent Rage, starring
Chuck Norris as a small town sheriff pitted against an unstoppable killer (the
result of medical experimentation) and director Phillip Noyce’s 1989
mixed-genre (martial arts, samurai swords and drug dealers) thriller, Blind
Fury, starring Rutger Hauer as blind Vietnam vet, who has learned to
“see” with his other senses and uses his skill with a samurai sword to dispense
justice!
Rounding out the trio of action-themed films is writer/director
Jonathan Kaplan’s 1975 trucking-corruption film, White Line Fever,
starring Jan-Michael Vincent and Kay Lenz who take on organized crime when they
come up against the mob when they try to start their own trucking business.
On the DVD release front, Mill Creek Entertainment will be
having some fun with the double-disc, seven-film collection that they’ve titled
Kung
Fu Zombies. Priced at just
$14.98, this collection includes the 1982 theatrical release of Kung
Fu Zombie (from Transmedia, dubbed in English and starring Billy Chong),
Kung
Fu From Beyond the Grave (another Billy Chong delight), Shaolin
vs. Evil Dead (2004, starring Gordon Liu), Shaolin vs. Evil Dead: Ultimate
Power (2007), Spirited Killer 2 (1997, starring
Thai film sensation Panna Rittikrai as the jungle-dwelling Spirited Killer), Spirited
Killer 3 (1998, Panna Rittikrai is back) and We are Going to Eat You,
with Eddy Ko and Norman Chu on the case … investigating an island village full
of cannibals.
Rounding out the May 16 new additions is the double feature
presentation titled Dick Van Dyke Murder 101 Collection. This contains two of Dick Van Dyke’s Dr.
Jonathan Maxwell cases — Murder 101: If Wishes Were Horses
and Murder
101: The Locked Room Mystery.
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