Toy Robot Video has announced two new titles to join their collection on Blu-Ray this October: Watchers (1988) and Manhunt (1976). These represent a deadly game of survival involving classified experiments and a Japanese cross-country crime epic. Details on these releases can be found below:
Watchers [Blu-Ray]
Street Date: October 20, 2026
Synopsis: They were created in a top-secret government laboratory, enhanced by genetic masterminds, given superior intelligence, and bred to be the perfect weapons. Now they are on the loose. Corey Haim stars as Travis Cornell, who befriends a stray golden retriever. Little does he know that this extraordinary dog is about to lead him on the most terrifying adventure.
Bonus Materials
- NEW Interview with director Jon Hess
- NEW Interview with actor Michael Ironside
- NEW Interview with actress Lala Sloatman
- NEW Interview with actress Barbara Williams
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Stills Gallery
Manhunt [Blu-Ray]
Street Date: October 20, 2026
Synopsis: MANHUNT sees the iconic Ken Takakura (A FUGITIVE FROM THE PAST) reunited with Japan’s top action director Junya Sato (THE BULLET TRAIN) in a high-octane crime thriller that takes him across the whole of Japan. When Fuyuto Morioka (Takakura), a chief prosecutor for the Ministry of Justice, is arrested for a crime he didn’t commit, he escapes from custody. Trailed by a detective and two shadowy figures wielding shotguns, Morioka’s investigation into who might want to see him locked away sees him uncover a dark web of government and corporate corruption involving a dangerous mind-controlling drug developed by a sinister pharmaceutical company. A star-studded blockbuster featuring some of Japan’s most familiar actors, including Kunie Tanaka, Ryo Ikebe and Ko Nishimura, MANHUNT proved a surprise box-office smash, inspiring a 2017 remake by John Woo, and is now presented in a brand new restoration.
Bonus Materials
- NEW – Brand new audio commentary by Jasper Sharp and Amber T.
- NEW – Man on the Run, a brand new introduction with Japanese film specialist Mark Schilling
- NEW – An Unusual Director, a discussion of the film and its production by Junya Sato biographers Masaaki Nomura and Tatsuya Masuto
- NEW – Scaling The (Great) Wall to Freedom, a text essay by James Marsh
- NEW – Believing in Ken Takakura, a text essay by Earl Jackson
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Stills Gallery

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