Jonathan Demme's Talking Heads concert film, widely considered the best ever made.
Pumping Iron1977 · VHS
The bodybuilding documentary that turned Arnold Schwarzenegger into a star, with Lou Ferrigno as his rival.
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker2000 · VHS
The animated Batman Beyond feature, with Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill returning to their roles.
American Ninja1985 · VHS
Michael Dudikoff as an Army private with mysterious ninja training, the first of four films in the series.
The Boys Next Door1985 · VHS
Penelope Spheeris directs Charlie Sheen and Maxwell Caulfield as two graduates on a violent weekend in Los Angeles.
The martial arts wing just landed. 77 tapes deep. Here are five to start with.
Circle of Iron1978 · VHS
Bruce Lee wrote the story with James Coburn and Stirling Silliphant back in 1969 and meant to star in it. He died first. David Carradine took the role, again, and Christopher Lee plays the wizard guarding the book of all knowledge. Strange, philosophical, deeply flawed, and there is nothing else like it.
The Fearless Hyena1979 · VHS
Jackie Chan was 24 and he wrote it, directed it, choreographed it, and starred in it. First time behind the camera and he already knew exactly what he was doing. This is where the whole Jackie Chan thing actually starts.
China O'Brien1990 · VHS
Golden Harvest wanted to break Cynthia Rothrock into America, so they handed her to Robert Clouse, the man who made Enter the Dragon. She plays a cop who runs for sheriff and kicks a small town into shape. Rothrock does her own everything.
Bloodfist1989 · VHS
Roger Corman wanted his own Bloodsport, so he had his staff pull the kickboxing rankings and cold-called the champion. Don The Dragon Wilson thought it was a scam. Made for under three hundred grand, took one point seven million, launched a nine-film run.
The Heroic Trio1993 · VHS
Maggie Cheung, Michelle Yeoh, and Anita Mui in the same movie, all three of them fighting. Johnnie To at his most unhinged. Hong Kong cinema firing on every cylinder at once and apologizing for none of it.
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