This week was pretty great to say the least. There are so many great steelbooks that I need to talk about and I also received this amazing Twisters care package in the mail. Warner Bros was also nice enough to give away a digital copy of the film and one of you lucky watchers will get to win it.

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This Week's New Release Round Up is absolutely loaded with amazing releases. Just the unboxings alone will take a long time not to mention answering all of your questions.

Here Is The Drive 4K Steelbook Amazon Link - https://amzn.to/4fGgZCu

There have been a lot of genres talked about on this channel but this is the first pure action movie. This is also a movie that has been in my collection for over 5 years now and I still haven't popped it in to watch it. Thankfully my guest tonight Cody from Dude Who Loves Movies loves this film so I can't wait to have a conversation on it.

There are 26 titles to go over tonight and we have a lot of boutique love to go around. I've had the chance to watch a few of these so the ones that I have seen I will talk about and go over my letterboxd reviews. Also there is a Gruv steelbook sale that we will go over as well and see if there are indeed any great deals to be had.

There are 21 new release steelbooks coming out in the month of August. Needless to say that some look better than others and I will be ranking each and every steelbook.

It's always bizarre to see the same movie receive a release from two different boutique labels but since we are reviewing Carrie from 1976 I thought that it might be a great time to talk about the pros and cons from Arrow Video & Scream Factory. I can't wait to have a heated debate with my guest Corey from Wilky's Movies & Music.

Even though there are only 21 titles in this week's stack the size of this stack is not tiny in the lease... in fact it is chock full of greatness. Should be fun to go through this stack.

Here Is My Amazon Wish List - https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls...

I have quite the stack of movies this week to add to the collection and I can't wait to talk about all of them.

Special Features are one of the main reasons why I love to collect physical media. Once you are done watching a film you can discover how that film was made, see scenes that were cut from a film, watch the cast and crew have a great time and more. Today I get the pleasure to talk to Justin Beahm who has crafted special features for over a decade and for numerous boutique labels.