It's a light week in quantity but not quality of DVD releases, as several highly anticipated films hit the shelves.
Amateur Porn Star Killer 2
© Cinema Epoch
Aiming to outdo the 2007 original, which reportedly had a budget of $45, this faux snuff film sequel supposedly was made for a cool $20. ("Sorry, we can't afford KFC. Here's a Twinkie.")
Botched
© Warner Bros.
A hard-luck criminal (Stephen Dorff) has to pull a heist in Russia that ends with him and his accomplices taking hostage on the mysterious 13th floor of a building that houses a killer and a whole lot of bad luck.
The Cottage
© Sony
In this British horror-comedy, a pair of bumbling kidnappers chase their escaped hostage to a rural cottage that's home to a homicidal farmer.
Frontier(s)
© Lions Gate
In the midst of political riots in Paris, a group of robbers run for the border and end up staying in a backwoods inn run by cannibalistic neo-Nazis. It's the feel-good movie of the year!
Love Thy Neighbor
© Kid Curry Filmworks
A man is fired from his job, allowing him plenty of time to devote to his true passion: stalking women in his apartment complex.
Timber Falls
© Universal
A couple hiking in West Virginia (When will they learn???) is accosted by a murderous, baby-snatching, overly religious family.
Untraceable
© Sony
An FBI agent specializing in cybercrime (Diane Lane) must stop a serial killer who films murders for his website. The catch: the more people who visit the site, the quicker the victim dies. So, it's sort of like Speed...in reverse...with a computer...and -- OK, it's nothing like Speed.
