After his lighthearted action-comedy Rob-B-Hood, Hong Kong director and co-writer Benny Chan returns to the shadowy streets of honor and revenge for his latest cops versus robbers spectacle.

Until Batman Begins hit theaters in 2005, 1993’s animated feature Batman: Mask of the Phantasm was arguably the best big-screen representation of the iconic superhero.

Equally known as The Eye 10 and The Eye: Infinity in the international market, the writing/directing duo of the Pang Brothers take their in-name-only sequel in a new direction to pump some fresh blood into the series for what is mostly its final outing.

This 52-page one-shot from Black Coat co-creator and writer Ben Ben Lichius contains two Black Coat tales, Heart of Ice and First Blood.

Jessica Alba, Alessandro Nivola, and Parker Posey star in this U.S. remake from directors David Moreau and Xavier Palud.

From the creative minds of Ben Lichius and Francesco Francavilla comes a swashbuckling superhero for the 18th century, a masked man topped with a tri-corner hat and armed with a cutlass and pistol, who defends the people of New York City from the increasing tyranny of the British throne.

Takashi Miike directs the script by Minako Daira in this 2003 Japanese horror, recently remade for U.S. audiences.

Storming into the sleepy town of Morgan, Utah from June 27th-29th, this celebration will reunite just about every single person involved in the production of this beloved atrocity, Troll 2.

Michael Jai White, Arsenio Hall, Tommy Davidson, and Roger Yuan star in this 2008 blaxploitation throwback

Guided by the sure and steady directing hand of Chu Yuan, arguably one of the Shaw Brothers greatest directors, and written by Chiu Kang-Chien, one of the Shaw Brothers most prolific and impressive writers, this multi-genre picture delivers in spades more than can possibly be imagined.

Vile. Repulsive. Remorseless. These are just a few of the words that come to mind when watching this independent horror film from Chad Ferrin, now available exclusively online for download.

In this unofficial expedition guide author George Beahm focuses on where facts end and fiction begins as he explores each of the first three Indiana Jones films in depth, and briefly touches on the newest adventure.

Declan Mulvey directs this straight-to-DVD fight-tournament-themed martial arts movie.

Director Wilson Yip once again reunites with Donnie Yen and Louis Koo for another dish of crime drama and frenzied street fighting, and brings along master martial artist Collin Chou to match Yen’s bone-crunching skills.

This segment takes a look at the original 1980 horror slasher film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Leslie Nielson.

Ti Lung and Lo Lieh star in this Spaghetti Western-influenced Shaw Brothers kung fu flick by director Chu Yuan.

From Hard Way Studios comes the first volume of this thrilling and fast-paced anthology of stories to chill your bones and tales to rip the scream from your throat.

This 2005 short film written and directed by first-time filmmaker Attila Szasz has been a darling of film festivals since its release and still remains to be shown well into 2008.

Dragon Dynasty brings this 2003 Hong Kong action flick from director Johnnie To to the U.S. on DVD this week!

The remake of Shutter hits theaters today, so for this installment of Remakes Run Rampant we take a look at the original 2004 Thai film.