Bob GarverSpecial to Valley NewsWannabe theatrical releases that go straight to on demand in this era fall into one of three categories. There are movies that try to make a lateral move – they would have made good money in theaters, and hopefully they’ll make good money at home, too. “Trolls World Tour” and “Scoob!” are like this. Then there are movies that try to become minor hits with strategic on demand releasing. “The High Note” and “The Tax Collector” probably wouldn’t have been able to cut it in theaters, but they were able to take advantage of a reshuffling of the deck. Then there are movies that go straight to on demand because the studios realize that they had a straight to on demand quality movie all along. Examples of these include “Capone” and
