Redbox wants to muscle its way into movie and game renters' hearts. In an industry dominated by Netflix and GameFly, it rents DVD and Blu-ray discs, and video games through its signature red kiosks at major retailers, including Kroger, Wal-Mart, and Walgreen's. Customers rent movies at the automated kiosk for $1.20 per night -- $2 for games (with no late fees!), or they can reserve them online and pick them up at the kiosk. Discs can be returned to any Redbox machine and no membership is required. The fast-growing firm boasts nearly 44,000 kiosks across North America (with each holding some 200 titles). Founded in 2003, Redbox is owned by Outerwall (formerly Coinstar).