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reviously available via VOD, darkly comic, arthouse-appropriate anthology (out now, Blu-ray) gets a physical release. We said: “All three stories are initially intriguing, but short on (16 August, Blu-ray). When a cyborg carrying data needed to develop a plague vaccine is kidnapped by pirates, only mercenary Gibson Rickenbacker (!) can rescue her. Hurriedly written to make use of sets and costumes for canned and movies, it’s a cheapo affair, but if you just want to see people being kicked in the face while downing a few beers, job done. Extras? Two commentaries; Making Of and effects pieces; interviews shot for the doc . If you would buy flick by British horror director Norman J Warren, good news: all five films from Arrow’s box set now have standalone releases. Our pick: 1977’s (23 August, Blu-ray), in which an alien sent to determine if humanity’s a suitable food source gets entangled with a lesbian couple. We said: “Feels like a bizarro cousin to .” Finally, the latest TV releases (all Blu-ray/DVD) are season two (out now), season one (out now), and season ten (23 August).