I Confess<\/strong>‘.<\/p>\nShout! Factory gives us the cracking Kevin Costner spy thriller ‘No Way Out<\/strong>‘.<\/p>\nIn ‘The Taviani Brothers Collection<\/strong>‘, the Cohen Film Collection compiles a trio of the Italian filmmakers’ most acclaimed works. The movies are ‘Padre Padrone’ (1977, winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes), ‘The Night of the Shooting Stars’ (1982, winner of the Cannes Grand Jury Prize), and ‘Kaos’ (1984). I saw the first two of these many years ago, but I’ll be honest that the only thing I remember clearly from them is a scene in ‘Padre Padrone’ involving young boys doing unspeakable things to chickens. That’s the sort of image that haunts you for the rest of your days.<\/p>\nOn a lighter note, Mill Creek heads back to the ’80s with ‘My Science Project<\/strong>‘, and Olive Films follows along with such gems as ‘Beat Street<\/strong>‘, ‘Class<\/strong>‘, ‘Mystery Date<\/strong>‘ and ‘Secret Admirer<\/strong>‘.<\/p>\nAlso from Olive is the 1994 indie rom-com ‘Sleep with Me<\/strong>‘, which is only remembered at all for Quentin Tarantino’s cameo as an obnoxious party guest espousing his theory on the true meaning of ‘Top Gun’.<\/p>\n