DVD: “Bottom,” “A Good Day To Die Hard,” “Out For The Long Run,” And More!

Bottom

($19.99 DVD; Bangor Films)

In his most visceral, disturbing work since the Dennis Cooper novel adaptation, Frisk, prolific gay director Todd Verow brings to life the blog of a fellow named “bbcunt,” explicitly chronicling his successful attempts to take as many loads of semen, especially HIV-positive, as possible. Although Verow disguises his subjects’ identities through audio manipulation that makes them sound like monsters (apropos, that), everything you see is real. NOT for the kiddies.

A Good Day To Die Hard

($39.99 Blu-ray, )

The action series, clearly having run out of domestic incidents for wrong-man-in-the-wrong-place-at-the-wrong-time-but-always-saves-the-day John McClane to get sucked into, takes a Taken-esque turn when he heads to Russia to save his son. The Extended Cut Blu-ray includes deleted scenes, a multi-chapter making-of, commentary, a handful of featurettes, and more.

Out For The Long Run

($24.99 DVD; Tragoidia Motion Pictures)

Director Scott Bloom’s documentary explores the challenges that LGBT high school and college age athletes face — and overcome — through interviews and intimate video diary footage.

Dare

($17.99 Blu-ray, $9.99 DVD; Image)

2009’s Dare follows three very different high school seniors – outcast gay boy Ben (Ashley Springer), good girl wannabe actress Alexa (Emmy Rossum), and bad boy rich jock Johnny (Zach Gilford) – as they angst over identity, sexual experimentation, and the upcoming splash into the real world of adulthood. Sandra Bernhard and Alan Cumming cameo.