For Fat Man (Subpop). Review by Bob Pomeroy.

The Ride or Die of Dude Cervantes and The Panchos (Blind Owl). Review by Randy Radic.

Yes, you can find vinyl bargains out there. You’ve just got to keep your eyes open. And this week, Christopher Long discovers a real deal: a $5 vinyl copy of Montrose, the 1973 debut record from rock powerhouse, Montrose.

Abel Ferrara’s rape-revenge classic Ms .45 is unflinchingly grimy grindhouse fare with a range of interpretations.

England Screaming (Tapete Records). Review by Bob Pomeroy.

The Cat may be humanity’s only hope against an alien terror known as The Star Killer in this wild sci-fi movie that could only have come from early ’90s Hong Kong.

Heavy Combination 1966–2007 (Disciples). Review by Bob Pomeroy.

O Friends. Review by Randy Radic.

Bitch Scene. Review by Peter Lindblad.

1979 Sire Session (Left for Dead). Review by Bob Pomeroy.

“Don’t Stop the Fight” (22Visionz Music Group). Review by Randy Radic.

This week, Christopher Long finds himself back in Florida, visiting his favorite Space Coast record joint, where he scores an armload of vintage $5 LPs, including a copy of Hair of the Dog, the 1975 million seller from Nazareth.

All Washed Up (BMG). Review by Christopher Long.

1985: The Miracle Year (Numero Group). Review by Peter Lindblad.

Via (Dromedary Records). Review by Peter Lindblad.

The madman behind House (1977) is back with his live-action manga sci-fi comedy, School in the Crosshairs, on a new Blu-ray from Cult Epics.

“Talk To Me.” Review by Randy Radic.

As she preps her upcoming debut solo record, rising arena rock guitar ace Bella Perron drops an impressive teaser video for the enticing track, “Mirrors.”