Jesus, what a dire week. Kino are just about the only ones putting in the work here, especially with their box set of Hitchcock’s early British films. I guess there’s also Shout Factory giving Snow Falling on Cedars a 4K restoration, but who gives a shit about Snow Falling on Cedars? And there’s The Kitchen, which is only interesting for taking the ultimate “whaddya need, a road map?” concept (Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, and Elisabeth Moss fucking shit up in the 70s) and squandering it so badly no one can muster even a half-hearted defense of it. If you want to be in constant fear of whether an Elisabeth Moss character will kill someone on-screen, might I recommend either of the other two Moss movies that came out this year?

The Art of Racing in the Rain (Fox)
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (Universal)
Good Omens (BBC)
Hitchcock: British International Pictures Collection (Kino)
The Kitchen (Warner)
The Man Between (Kino)
Naked Alibi (Kino)
Ophelia (Shout Factory)
Santa with Muscles (Mill Creek)
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (Lionsgate)
Snow Falling on Cedars (Shout Factory)