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August 11, 2021

Anime Channel Retro Crush Added to Redbox Streaming

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Remember those Redbox kiosks? You might still have one nearby, but they’re rapidly disappearing as the DVD rental business heads into obsolescence. These days Redbox has had to reinvent itself as a streaming content aggregator. Time will tell if they’re successful (Blockbuster tried something similar when it was way past too late) but one of their more recent acquisitions may be of interest to fans of classic anime. The channel Retro Crush has now been added to Redbox. It’s a free, ad-supported service that broadcasts classic anime TV and movies 24 hours a day. It’s part of a deal with content provider DMR (not to be confused with DRM, the scourge of PC gamers everywhere). Redbox’s press release does not mention what content Retro Crush offers currently, but they revealed what’s coming in the coming weeks and months: Astro Boy, Great Teacher Onizuka, Street Fighter: The Animated Series, Flame of Recca, Goku: Midnight Eye, and Demon City Shinjuku, among other titles. “Redbox is known for offering the very best selection of content for

July 25, 2017

Four Clips From Bonejangles

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A group of police are transporting the masked killer known as Bonejangles to prison when their vehicle breaks down…in the middle of a haunted town infested with monsters! They don’t have the training to handle this kind of encounter….but Bonejangles does! Can they trust him to get them out of this mess and save their lives? Like they have a choice…. Wild Eye Releasing has just issued their latest release, Bonejangles, to VOD platforms. To call attention to this release, Wild Eye has published four clips from the movie on their social media channels, which you can view for free. Bonejangles stars Reggie Bannister, Elissa Dowling, Kelly Misek, Jr., Julia Cavanaugh, Devin Toft, Jamie Scott Gordon, Lawrence Wayne Curry, and Hannah Richter. The movie was directed by Brett DeJager from a script written by Keith Melcher. It’s available today on most video-on-demand marketplaces, as well as to rent in Redbox kiosks.