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Eclipse Series 6: Carlos Saura’s Flamenco Trilogy

(Blood Wedding | Carmen | El amor brujo)

Criterion | 1981-1986 | 3 Movies | 275 min | Not Rated
Directed by Carlos Saura

One of Spanish cinema’s great auteurs, Carlos Saura brought international audiences closer to the art of his country’s dance than any other filmmaker, before or since. In his Flamenco Trilogy—Blood Wedding, Carmen, and El amor brujo—Saura merged his passion for music with his exploration of national identity. All starring and choreographed by legendary dancer Antonio Gades, the films feature thrilling physicality and electrifying cinematography and editing—colorful paeans to bodies in motion as well as to cinema itself.

• An essay by author and film critic Michael Koresky

4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY: $39.96
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It Was Just An Accident (#1317)

Criterion | 2025 | 101 min | Rated PG-13
Directed by Jafar Pananhi

In this Palme d’Or winner from the Iranian auteur Jafar Panahi, a chance encounter sets in motion an urgent moral thriller. When a stranded driver (Ebrahim Azizi) walks into his shop, mechanic Vahid (Vahid Mobasseri) believes he has come face-to-face with Eqbal, a notoriously brutal guard who tortured him during his political imprisonment. Gathering a band of fellow former inmates and other allies, Vahid sets out to take justice into his own hands—but does he have the right man? Shot in secret after Panahi’s longtime ban from filmmaking in his home country, It Was Just an Accident is a tour de force of sustained tension and mordant humor, provocatively shifting perspectives to examine vital questions of trauma and revenge.

• New digital master, approved by director Jafar Panahi, with 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack
• One 4K UHD disc of the film and one Blu-ray with the film and special features
• New conversation between Panahi and filmmaker Ramin Bahrani
• Cannes Film Festival press conference from 2025 featuring Panahi and members of the cast and crew
• Trailer
• New English subtitle translation
• PLUS: An essay by poet, scholar, and translator Sheida Dayani
  
  New cover by Eric Skillman

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BLU-RAY: $16.99

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Deathstalker Triple Feature

(DEATHSTALKER | DEATHSTALKER II | DEATHSTALKER (2025))

Shout Factory | 1983-2025 | 3 Movies | Rated R
Directed by James Sbardellati, Steven Kostanski, Jim Wynorski

Deathstalker (1983)
Deathstalker is a mighty warrior chosen to battle the evil forces of a medieval kingdom who sets off on a journey to the most challenging tournament in the land. To the winner will go the throne of the evil wizard, the ultimate mystical power and the love of the beautiful Princess Codille. But first Deathstalker must prove himself worthy of his legacy…and treachery lurks at every turn.

Deathstalker II (1987)
Deathstalker has a mission: to save the kingdom from the wicked grip of the immoral wizard Jerak and his queen, Sultana, who have ruled the land by creating an evil twin of the lovely Princess Evie. Capturing the real Princess Evie, Deathstalker must now return her to her rightful place of power—but the swordsman’s battle has just begun.

Deathstalker (2025)
In a dark age of swords and sorcery, a wandering warrior discovers a powerful amulet that could decide the fate of a war-torn kingdom. Hunted by dark forces, he embarks on an epic quest battling monsters, magic, and his own past.

• 4K Restorations from the Deathstalker and Deathstalker II Interpositives, Presented in Dolby Vision
• 4K Master from the Deathstalker (2025) Interpositive, Presented in Dolby Vision
  Audio Commentary with Deathstalker Producer/Director James Sbardellati, Special Make-Up Effects Artist John Carl Buechler, and Actor Richard Brooker
• Deathstalker II Audio Commentary with Director Jim Wynorski and Actors John Terlesky and Toni Naples
• Deathstalker and Deathstalker II Audio Commentaries with Deathstalker (2025) Writer-Director Steven Kostanski
• Deathstalker (2025) Audio Commentary with Steven Kostanski and Star Daniel Bernhardt
• Deathstalker (2025) Audio Commentary with Steven Kostanski, Director of Photography Andrew Appelle, and Editor Robert Hyland
• An Interview with Steven Kostanski and Daniel Bernhardt Hosted by Todd Stashwick
• A Conversation with Deathstalker (2025) Visual Effects Supervisor Cody Kennedy, Visual Effects Artists Matthew Satchwill and Adarsh Bora, and Moderator Steven Kostanski
• A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Skeleton Fight
• Deathstalker Music Video by Brendan McCreary, Chuck Cirino, Slash, and Bear McCreary
• Image Gallery
• Theatrical Trailers

MVD Entertainment Group Exclusive 4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY: $59.95

Fire and Ice

Blue Underground | 1983 | 82 min | Rated PG
Directed by Ralph Bakshi

It began as a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration between two of the greatest icons of the fantasy genre: Controversial animator Ralph Bakshi (director of FRITZ THE CAT, WIZARDS and the original THE LORD OF THE RINGS) and legendary illustrator Frank Frazetta (creator of the iconic CONAN THE BARBARIAN, VAMPIRELLA and Edgar Rice Burroughs book covers). It became – and remains – one of the most startling animation epics of all time. Now experience a world unlike any ever seen, where savage warriors, horrific monsters and luscious maidens battle for the soul of a civilization in a time of good and evil, pleasure and pain, and FIRE AND ICE.

• Ultra HD Blu-ray (2160p) and HD Blu-ray (1080p) Widescreen 1.85:1 feature presentations
• Audio: Dolby Atmos, 5.1 DTS-HD, 2.0 DTS-HD (English)
• Subtitles: English SDH, Francais, Espanol
• Audio Commentary with Co-Producer/Director Ralph Bakshi
• NEW! The Art Of Fire And Ice: The Frank Frazetta Legacy with Sara Frazetta
• NEW! Frank Frazetta’s Fire And Ice with Robert Rodriguez
• The Making Of Fire And Ice
• Bakshi On Frazetta
• Sean Hannon’s Diary Notes
• Behind-the-Scenes Photo Gallery
• Theatrical Trailer
• NEW! Poster & Still Galleries
• BONUS! FIRE AND ICE Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD by William Kraft

ARROW VIDEO EXCLUSIVE 10-DISC 4K ULTRA HD BOX SET: $190.00
10-DISC LIMITED EDITION 4K ULTRA HD BOX SET: $142.97

Jackie Chan’s Breakout Hits!

(DRUNKEN MASTER II | RUMBLE IN THE BRONX | THUNDERBOLT | POLICE STORY 4: FIRST STRIKE | MR. NICE GUY | WHO AM I?)

Arrow | 1994-1998 | 6 Movies, 14 Cuts | 642 min | Rated R
Directed by Stanley Tong, Jackie Chan, Benny Chan, Gordon Chan, Chia-Liang Liu, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung

He was the biggest movie star in the East for two decades, but Hong Kong action legend Jackie Chan had never successfully cracked the West… until the 1990s kicked off a six-film run of phenomenal smash hits that would finally make him an international household name, instantly synonymous with the most jaw-dropping and death-defying stunts ever put on screen!

1994’s Drunken Master II sees Jackie back as Wong Fei-hung, the role that first made his name, and teaming up with Shaw Brothers legends Lau Kar-leung and Ti Lung to deliver the ultimate, era-defining love letter to classic kung fu. The following year saw Jackie’s first number one box office success in America thanks to Rumble in the Bronx, in which he visits New York City and must defend his friends and family against vicious street gangs and ruthless smugglers, followed by Thunderbolt in which Jackie is forced to compete behind the wheel against a criminal street racer who has kidnapped his sister. In the fourth entry of the much-beloved Police Story series (also known as First Strike), Jackie chases a stolen nuclear warhead on an explosive globe-trotting secret mission; Chan’s “big brother” Sammo Hung takes the director’s chair in Mr. Nice Guy as Jackie plays a TV chef in Australia forced to do bloody battle against the mob; and finally in Who Am I?, our hero is an ass-kicking amnesiac on the trail of a mysterious new power source as well as his own lost identity.

Finally together and restored in 4K for the first time, this collection of unparalleled martial arts madness chronicles Jackie Chan’s crossover to worldwide superstardom (just before Rush Hour made him a bonafide Hollywood icon), in which no bone in his body is left unbroken in his quest to leave you entertained!

• Brand new 4K restorations of each film from the original negatives by Arrow Films
• Limited edition packaging featuring newly commissioned artwork by Tom Ralston
• 160-page perfect bound book featuring an archive interview with Jackie by Craig D. Reid plus new writing by Thorsten Boose, Peter S. Bruce, Matt McAllister, Elaine Chung and Jialu Zhu
• Twenty-four lobby card reproductions
• Reversible poster with vintage poster artwork

DISC ONE – DRUNKEN MASTER II

• 4K presentations in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) of three versions: the uncut 102-minute Hong Kong Cut , the 100-minute International Cut and the American Cut re-titled The Legend of Drunken Master (102 mins)
• Original lossless Cantonese, Mandarin and English mono audio for the Hong Kong Cut
• Original lossless English mono audio for the International Cut
• Original English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio for The Legend of Drunken Master
• Optional English subtitles and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Brand new commentary by martial arts cinema experts Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto
• Before the Breakout, a new featurette in which stuntman Wang Yao, academic Dr. Wayne Wong and critics David West and James Mudge look back at Jackie Chan’s earlier career
• Breakout! Part 1, a new featurette in which Wong, West, Mudge and stuntman Mars look back at the film
• Deadly When Drunken, a new interview with co-writer Yuen Kai-chi
• Tipsy Tribulations, an expanded interview with stuntman Mars
• Period Postures, a new interview with academic Dr. Lars Laamann on the historical context behind the film
• Drunken Defiance, a new appreciation of the film by martial arts cinema expert Ricky Baker
• Archive interview with Jackie Chan filmed for the American release in 2000
• Alternate Mandarin drinking scene (contains standard-definition inserts)
• Textless outtakes
• Chinese New Year messages recorded by Jackie for the Taiwanese and Malaysian openings
• Trailer gallery
• Image gallery

DISC TWO – RUMBLE IN THE BRONX (HONG KONG CUT)

• 4K Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless Cantonese/English (sync-sound) stereo audio and English (export dub) mono audio
• Optional English subtitles and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Brand new commentary by martial arts cinema experts Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto
• Breakout! Part 2, a new featurette in which stuntman Mars, stuntwoman Kathy Hubble, martial arts cinema expert Ricky Baker and critics David West and James Mudge look back at the film
• Rumble Recollections, an expanded interview with Hubble
• Alternate footage
• Textless outtakes
• Image gallery

DISC THREE – RUMBLE IN THE BRONX (INTERNATIONAL CUT)

• 4K Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original English-dubbed lossless stereo audio and DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Electronic press kit interview with Jackie Chan
• Two scenes added for the network TV version with dubbing unique to this version
• US trailer and TV spots

DISC FOUR – THUNDERBOLT

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) of the uncut 110-minute International Cut
• Original lossless Cantonese/English (sync-sound) stereo audio, English (export dub) stereo audio and English (US dub) DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio
• Optional English subtitles and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• 97-minute Japanese Cut with lossless Cantonese/English sync-sound stereo audio (high-definition only)
• Brand new commentary by martial arts cinema experts Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto
• Breakout! Part 3, a new featurette in which stuntman Mars, critics David West and James Mudge, and dubbing supervisor Paul Clay look back at the film
• A Thunderous Presence, an expanded interview with Clay on his collaborations with Jackie Chan
• Alternate English export credits
• Textless outtakes
• International trailer
• Japanese trailers
• Image gallery

DISC FIVE – POLICE STORY 4: FIRST STRIKE (HONG KONG CUT)

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless Cantonese/English (sync-sound) stereo and Mandarin (dubbed) stereo audio
• Optional English subtitles and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Brand new commentary by martial arts cinema experts Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto
• Breakout! Part 4, a new featurette in which critics David West and James Mudge look back at the film
• Textless outtakes
• Image gallery

DISC SIX – POLICE STORY 4: FIRST STRIKE (INTERNATIONAL CUT)

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original English-dubbed lossless stereo and DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Striking Back, a new interview with martial arts cinema expert Frank Djeng
• Scenes added for the US network TV version with dubbing unique to this version
• US trailer

DISC SEVEN – MR. NICE GUY (JAPANESE & HONG KONG CUTS)

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround and lossless stereo audio for both cuts
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Brand new commentary by critic James Mudge
• Breakout! Part 5, a new featurette in which stuntman Mars and critics David West and James Mudge look back at the film
• Nice Thoughts, a new appreciation by martial arts cinema expert Frank Djeng
• Alternate English credits
• Textless outtakes
• Original trailer
• Image gallery

DISC EIGHT – MR. NICE GUY (INTERNATIONAL CUT)

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround and lossless stereo audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• US trailer

DISC NINE – WHO AM I? (HONG KONG CUT)

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround and lossless stereo audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Brand new commentary by critic James Mudge
• Breakout! Part 6, a new featurette in which critic James Mudge, actor Glory Simon and second unit cinematographer Ray Wong look back at the film
• From Drunk to Slam Dunk: Jackie Chan in the New Millennium, a new featurette in which Mudge, Simon, Wong, stuntwoman Kathy Hubble, stuntmen Wang Yao and Mars, critic David West and others look at Jackie’s career in the years since
• The Making of Who Am I?, a three-part archive behind-the-scenes featurette
• Alternate English credits
• Textless outtakes
• Original trailer
• Image gallery

DISC TEN – WHO AM I? (INTERNATIONAL CUT)

• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround and lossless stereo audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Who, When & Where, an expanded interview with Wong
• Jostling with Jackie, an expanded interview with Simon
• US trailer

4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY + DIGITAL: $26.46

King Kong

(50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION)

Paramount Pictures | 1976 | 1 Movie, 2 Cuts | 193 min | Rated PG
Directed by John Guillermin

An oil company’s greed leads a crew to explore a strange island, only to unleash a beast known as “Kong.” Jeff Bridges, Charles Grodin, and Jessica Lange (in her feature-film debut) star in this action-packed production, from the remote Indian Ocean to the busy streets of New York City—trembling with each echoing footstep of the towering ape set loose.

• Theatrical Cut
• Extended TV Cut

4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY: $33.49
DVD: $17.19

Kiss of the Spider Woman

Kino Lorber | 2025 | 128 min | Rated R
Directed by Bill Condon

Dreamgirls and Beauty and the Beast director Bill Condon returns to the movie musical with Kiss of the Spider Woman, a dazzling Technicolor-hued fantasy. Valentín (Diego Luna, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), a political prisoner, shares a cell with Molina (Tonatiuh, Carry-On), a window dresser convicted of public indecency. The two form an unlikely bond as Molina recounts the plot of a Hollywood musical starring his favorite silver screen diva, Ingrid Luna (Jennifer Lopez, Hustlers). Based on the Tony Award®-winning Broadway musical hit, Bill Condon’s visionary and star-studded new adaptation will stun and delight.

• Audio Commentary by Director Bill Condon
• Deleted Scene
• Teaser
• Theatrical Trailer

4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY: $33.49
BLU-RAY: $22.79
DVD: $15.35

Maurice

Cohen Media Group | 1987 | 140 min | Rated R
Directed by James Ivory

Newly Restored! Set against the stifling conformity of pre-World War I English society, E.M. Forster’s Maurice is a story of coming to terms with one’s sexuality and identity in the face of disapproval and misunderstanding. Maurice Hall (James Wilby) and Clive Durham (Hugh Grant) find themselves falling in love at Cambridge. In a time when homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment, the two must keep their feelings for one another a complete secret. After a friend is arrested and disgraced for “the unspeakable vice of the Greeks,” Clive abandons his forbidden love and marries a young woman. Maurice, however, struggles with his identity and self-confidence, seeking the help of a hypnotist to rid himself of his undeniable urges. But while staying with Clive and his shallow wife, Anne, Maurice is seduced by the affectionate and yearning servant Alec Scudder (Rupert Graves), an event that brings about profound changes in Maurice’s life and outlook.

4K DISC 1 BONUS FEATURES

• Audio Commentary by Film Critic Wade Major and Joseph Bristow, Distinguished Professor of English, UCLA

BLU-RAY DISC 1

• FEATURE

BLU-RAY DISC 2 BONUS FEATURES

• James Ivory and Pierre Lhomme on the Making of Maurice
• Q&A with James Ivory and Pierre Lhomme
• Conversation between James Ivory and Director Tom McCarthy
• The Story of Maurice
• Conversation with the Filmmakers
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• 2017 Re-Release Trailer
• Deleted Scenes and Alternate Takes with Audio Commentary by James Ivory

4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY: $35.99

The Money Pit

(Shout Select #215 | 40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION)

Shout Factory | 1986 | 91 min | Rated PG
Directed by Richard Benjamin

Academy Award® winner Tom Hanks (Captain Phillips) stars with Shelley Long (TV’s Modern Family) in this hilarious comedy from executive producer Steven Spielberg. Walter (Hanks) and Anna (Long) believe they’ve arrived “home sweet home” when they buy the house of their dreams. But life quickly becomes a nightmare as their dilapidated mansion falls apart around them, and they struggle to stay together even as they slide further into The Money Pit. It’s outrageous entertainment for anyone who’s ever been deeply in love…or deeply in debt…or both!

• 4K Restoration from the Original Camera Negative
• Presented in Dolby Vision
• The Making of The Money Pit
• Theatrical Trailer

LIMITED EDITION 4K ULTRA HD: $48.08
LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY: $48.56

Mortal Kombat Kollection

(MORTAL KOMBAT | MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION)

Arrow | 1995-1997 | 2 Movies | 196 min | Rated PG-13
Directed by John R. Leonetti, Paul W.S. Anderson

A high-impact fusion of martial arts mayhem, fantasy spectacle and video game mythology, the Mortal Kombat films brought arcade combat to the big screen with bone-crunching action, iconic characters and pure 90s attitude, helping turn a controversial fighting game into a global pop culture phenomenon.

Kicking off in 1995, Mortal Kombat, directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, delivers a fast paced, crowd-pleasing adaptation that pits Earth’s greatest fighters against the forces of Outworld in a no-holds-barred tournament for the fate of humanity. Featuring unforgettable characters like Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, Johnny Cage and the thunderous Raiden, the film blends martial arts choreography, fantasy world-building and a now legendary electronic soundtrack to create one of the most influential video game movies of its era. The saga continues with 1997’s Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, expanding the scale and mythology as the battle spills beyond the tournament into an-all out war between realms. With higher stakes, new fighters, monstrous adversaries and epic confrontations, the sequel embraces the franchise’s operatic excess and supernatural chaos, pushing the Mortal Kombat universe into full fantasy spectacle.

Restored and packed with extras, this two-film collection celebrates the brutal fun, stylised combat and mythic world of Mortal Kombat, a landmark franchise whose unparalleled high-octane action embodies the adrenaline-fuelled spirit of the 90s in all its spectacular glory!

• Brand new 4K restorations of the two films by Arrow Films
• 4K presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) of the two films
• Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio and lossless stereo audio on both films
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for both films
• Collectors’ perfect-bound booklet featuring new writing on the films by Simon Ward and John Torrani
• Reversible sleeves featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Matt Griffin
• Two double-sided foldout posters featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Matt Griffin

DISC ONE – MORTAL KOMBAT

• 4K restoration of the film from the original camera negative by Arrow Films approved by director Paul W.S. Anderson
• Brand new audio commentary with director Paul W.S. Anderson
• Brand new audio commentary with comic book expert and podcast host Dave Baxter
• Cage Match, a newly filmed interview with with actor Linden Ashby
• Leveling Up, a newly filmed interview with cinematographer John R. Leonetti
• Quarters to Millions, a newly filmed interview with producer Lawrence Kasanoff
• The Heavyweight, a newly filmed interview with designer and suit performer Tom Woodruff
• Mortal Kombat: A Journey Behind the Scenes featurette
• On-set interview bites with the cast and director and B-roll footage
• Theatrical trailers
• Image gallery

DISC TWO – MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION

• 4K restoration of the film from the original camera negative by Arrow Films approved by director John R. Leonetti
• Brand new audio commentary with director John R. Leonetti moderated by filmmaker Gillian Wallace Horvat
• Brand new audio commentary with comic book expert and podcast host Dave Baxter
• The Queen of the Night, a newly filmed interview with actor Musetta Vander
• Techno, Taiko, Orcho, a newly filmed interview with composer George S. Clinton
• The Man of a Thousand Deaths, a newly filmed interview with stunt performer J.J. Perry, who played Cyrax, Scorpion and Noob Saibot
• On-set interview bites with the cast and director and B-roll footage
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery

4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY: $132.97

Sangster Directs Hammer

(The Horror of Frankenstein / Lust for a Vampire / Fear in the Night)

Severin Films | 1970-1972 | 3 Movies | 286 min | Not Rated
Directed by Jimmy Sangster

With screenplays for such ’50s/’60s Hammer Films classics as THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN, HORROR OF DRACULA, THE MUMMY and more, he became one of the very best writers in the genre. But when Jimmy Sangster returned to Hammer in the ’70s to direct the only feature films of his career, he delivered three of the most unique shockers in the studio’s history.

In THE HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN starring Ralph Bates as the sociopathic monster maker, Sangster brings both black humor and deep red dismemberment to Mary Shelley’s iconic tale. Sangster takes fanged lesbian desires to seductive new levels with LUST FOR A VAMPIRE, featuring Yutte Stensgaard as the titular bloodsucker. Judy Geeson, Ralph Bates, Joan Collins and the legendary Peter Cushing star in Sangster’s acclaimed FEAR IN THE NIGHT, a taut psycho-thriller with a dark giallo edge.

Each film is presented in 4K Blu-ray for the first time ever in North America, now scanned in 4K from their original camera negatives by StudioCanal. This collection also includes the 312-page book Horror! Lust! Fear! Sangster featuring essays, interviews, comic adaptations and more, plus 19 combined hours of comprehensive new & archival Special Features produced and curated by Severin Films.

DISC ONE: 4K BLU-RAY – THE HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN

• DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• Audio Commentary With Producer/Co-Writer/Director Jimmy Sangster Moderated By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• Audio Commentary With Video Watchdog’s Tim Lucas
• Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles

DISC TWO: BLU-RAY – THE HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN

• Audio Commentary With Producer/Co-Writer/Director Jimmy Sangster Moderated By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• Audio Commentary With Video Watchdog’s Tim Lucas
• Frankenstein, Dracula And Me – Archival Interview With Actress Veronica Carlson
• Reunion Panel At 1997 Festival Of Fantastic Films Manchester With Director Jimmy Sangster, Actor Dave Prowse And Actress Veronica Carlson, Moderated By Wayne Kinsey
• Younger Frankenstein – Interview With 2nd Assistant Director Nicholas Granby, Camera Operator Neil Binney, Production Runner Philip Campbell And Co-Writer Jeremy Burnham
• One Frankenstein After Another: 125 Years of Cinematic Adaptations – Illustrated Audio Essay By Gillian Wallace Horvat
• The Life And Work Of Mary Shelley – Interview With Dr. Emma Liggins, Co-Director Of The Manchester Centre For Gothic Studies
• The Unhallowed Arts: The Creation Myth Of Mary Shelley – Interview With Gothic Scholar Dr. Colin-Azariah Kribbs
• Vintage Behind-The-Scenes From Hammer Films
• Alternate TV Opening Credits
• Trailer
• SCARS OF DRACULA/THE HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN Double Feature Trailer
• SCARS OF DRACULA/THE HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN Double Feature TV Spot
• Optional English SDH subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

DISC THREE: 4K BLU-RAY – LUST FOR A VAMPIRE

• DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• Audio Commentary With Director Jimmy Sangster And Actress Suzanna Leigh, Moderated By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• Audio Commentary With David Flint, Author Of Ten Years Of Terror: British Horror Films Of The 1970s
• Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles

DISC FOUR: BLU-RAY – LUST FOR A VAMPIRE

• Audio Commentary With Director Jimmy Sangster And Actress Suzanna Leigh, Moderated By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• Audio Commentary With David Flint, Author Of Ten Years Of Terror: British Horror Films Of The 1970s
• Illustrated Archival Audio Interview With Actress Yutte Stensgaard By Michael Augustine-Reed With Accompanying Career-Spanning Still Gallery
• Live, Love, Lust – Interview With Actress Judy Matheson
• Gothic Girl – Interview With Actress Kirsten Lindholm
• Hammer Times – Interview With Actor Christopher Neame
• A Bit Of Fun – Interview With Actress Erica Beale
• Lust Mel – Interview With Actress Mel Churcher
• Running Blood – Interview With Production Runner Philip Campbell
• Gates Of Karnstein Castle – Archival Interview With Screenwriter Tudor Gates
• The Invisible Prince: The Life & Legacy Of J. Sheridan Le Fanu – Interview With Dr. William Hughes, Gothic Scholar & Co-Editor Of Open Graves, Open Minds: Representations Of Vampires And The Undead From The Enlightenment To The Present Day
• Strange Love – Carmen Maria Machado, Author Of Queer Reflections Of Horror, Reframes The Sapphic Vampire
• School Of The Heaving Bosom: Education, Eroticism and LUST FOR A VAMPIRE – Video Essay By Dr. Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
• Alternate Version Of Lesbian Scene
• Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

DISC FIVE: 4K BLU-RAY – FEAR IN THE NIGHT

• DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• Audio Commentary With Producer/Co-Writer/Director Jimmy Sangster Moderated By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• Audio Commentary With David Flint, Author Of Ten Years Of Terror: British Horror Films Of The Seventies And Mayhem Film Festival’s Chris Cooke
• Peter Cushing Discusses Hammer In Archival Audio Interview With Denis Meikle, Author Of A History Of Horrors: The Rise & Fall Of The House Of Hammer
• Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles

DISC SIX: BLU-RAY – FEAR IN THE NIGHT

• Audio Commentary With Producer/Co-Writer/Director Jimmy Sangster Moderated By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• Audio Commentary With David Flint, Author Of Ten Years Of Terror: British Horror Films Of The Seventies And Mayhem Film Festival’s Chris Cooke
• Peter Cushing Discusses Hammer In Archival Audio Interview With Denis Meikle, Author Of A History Of Horrors: The Rise & Fall Of The House Of Hammer
• The Gaslighter’s Playbook: Real And Imagined Horrors In FEAR IN THE NIGHT – Video Essay by Dr. Alexandra Heller Nicholas
• Fun In The Day – Interviews With Camera Operator Neil Binney And Production Runner Philip Campbell
• Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

DISC SEVEN: BLU-RAY – SPECIAL FEATURES

• HAMMER & BEYOND: THE JIMMY SANGSTER LEGACY – 2026 Documentary By Hammer Historian Marcus Hearn
• The Man From Bristol: Ralph Bates Remembered – Interviews With Actress/Wife Virginia Wetherell And Composer/Son Will Bates, Narrated By LUST FOR A VAMPIRE Co-Star Judy Matheson
• Joan Collins: Queen Of The Horror Films – Interviews With House Of Psychotic Women Author Kier-La Janisse And Telefilm Historian Amanda Reyes
• Hammer In The U.S.A. – Film Historian C. Courtney Joyner On The Studio’s Stateside Distribution
• Hammer Scribe – Archival Interview With Director Jimmy Sangster
• Sapphic Blood Suckers: A Cinematic History Of The Lesbian Vampire Trope With Annie Rose Malamet, Film Scholar And Host Of Girls, Guts, Giallo
• I Coined “The Karnstein Trilogy” – Interview With David Pirie, Author Of A Heritage Of Horror

LIMITED EDITION 4K ULTRA HD: $29.99
LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY: $24.99

Wake In Fright

Arrow | 1971 | 109 min | Not Rated
Directed by Ted Kotcheff

Raw and brutal in its depiction of Outback country drinking culture in the 1970s, Wake in Fright is an uncompromising landmark of Australian cinema from director Ted Kotcheff (First Blood).

John Grant (Gary Bond, Zulu), a bored schoolteacher working in the remote outback, stops overnight in the frontier mining town of Bundanyabba on his way back to Sydney for the Christmas holidays. After he loses all his savings in a bad gambling bet, Grant finds himself marooned and swept up in the vortex of a succession of hard-drinking, hard-living and crude men led by Doc (Donald Pleasence, Halloween) who threaten to make him just as crazy, drunk, and violent as they are.

Ignored upon release, Wake in Fright has now been acclaimed as one of Australia’s most legendary, unique and horrifying contributions to cinema history by the likes of Martin Scorsese and Nick Cave, and is presented here in a definitive 4K restoration.

• 4K RESTORATION OF THE FILM
• DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• Original lossless mono audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Audio commentary by director Ted Kotcheff and editor Anthony Buckley
• Audio commentary by Peter Galvin, author of The Making of Wake in Fright
• Return to the ‘Yabba, a featurette tracking down the film’s Broken Hill locations
• Take in Fright, an interview with director of photography Brian West
• Sounds of the Outback, a previously unreleased interview with sound editors Keith Palmer and Eddy Joseph
• The Cinema’s Great Squeaky Bald Git, an appreciation of actor Donald Pleasence by film historian Kim Newman
• The Filmmaker and the Film Buff, a discussion between Philippe Mora and Paul Harris
• Yer Mad, Ya Bastard!, an archive interview with director Ted Kotcheff
• Not Quite Hollywood, an archive interview with actor Jack Thompson
• Q&A with Ted Kotcheff from the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival
• Audio interview with Ted Kotcheff, conducted by Paul Harris
• Audio interview with composer John Scott, conducted by music historian Daniel Schweiger
• Alternate scenes from Outback
• 2009 TV report on the rediscovery and restoration of Wake in Fright
• Who Needs Art?, a 1971 TV segment with behind-the-scenes footage
• Chips Rafferty obituary by Ken G. Hall
• US theatrical trailer and TV spot
• Foreign Visions of Local Stories, a trailer reel of Australian films helmed by overseas filmmakers
• Image gallery
• Collectors’ booklet featuring new writing on the film by Jay Slater, Paul Lê and David Michael Brown plus archive materials
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jeff Marshall

BLU-RAY: $33.22

Brit Noir: Collection II

(Home at Seven / The Intruder / The Long Arm)

Kino Lorber | 1952-1956 | 3 Movies | Not Rated
Directed by Charles Frend, Ralph Richardson, Guy Hamilton

The mighty Jack Hawkins (The Cruel Sea, The Bridge on the River Kwai) takes center stage in this triple feature of brilliant British noir. Home at Seven (1952) – Ralph Richardson reprises his role from R.C. Sherriff’s play as a bank clerk whose inexplicable amnesia leaves him without an alibi after a murder-robbery. Co-starring Hawkins and the marvelous Margaret Leighton, this twisty mystery (a.k.a. Murder on Monday) saw Richardson direct for the first and only time in his illustrious career. The Intruder (1953) – The horrors of war come back to haunt a former World War II colonel (Hawkins) when an armed man (Michael Medwin), who once fought bravely under the colonel’s command, breaks into his home. The gripping second feature from future 007 master Guy Hamilton (Goldfinger). The Long Arm (1956) – Reuniting with his Cruel Sea director Charles Frend, Hawkins leads a Scotland Yard investigation into a spate of safe-cracking crimes across England, beginning with the latest heist in London. Known as The Third Key in the U.S., the film adopts a gritty procedural style made popular by Ealing in 1950’s The Blue Lamp.

• Audio Commentary for Home at Seven by Film Historian/Writer Julie Kirgo and Writer/Filmmaker Peter Hankoff
• Audio Commentary for The Intruder by Film Historian/Writer Julie Kirgo and Writer/Filmmaker Peter Hankoff
• Audio Commentary for The Long Arm by Film Historian Laurence Lerman

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Come Live With Me

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1941 | 86 min | Not Rated
Directed by Clarence Brown

Beautiful Austrian political refugee “Johnny” Jones (Hedy Lamarr) is about to be deported, leaving the loving arms of a married Manhattan publisher for the waiting arms of the Nazis. The solution: instant citizenship via a marriage of convenience with flat-broke writer Bill Smith (James Stewart), in which the only thing they’ll share is the same last name. A chic romp stylishly directed by Clarence Brown, Come Live with Me tempers its sophistication with plenty of charm, compliments of its two iconic stars.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE CAMERA NEGATIVE
• Classic MGM Shorts:
  • “AMERICA PREFERRED”
  • “FROM THE FOUR CORNERS”
• MGM Cartoon “OFFICER POOCH”
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines: The Complete Series

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1969-1970 | Season 1 | 470 min | Not Rated
Directed by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera

Dick Dastardly and his snickering canine co-pilot Muttley plot to “stop that pigeon” aboard their World War I flying machines in this popular Hanna-Barbera spin-off of Wacky Races featuring the vocal talents of Paul Winchell and Don Messick. When muttering Muttley decides he’s had enough, he flies off into his own fantasy world where he gets to be the boss for a change! So, get ready to take off into the wild blue laughter, with all 17 episodes of this fan-favorite series, now making its Blu-ray debut with each episode remastered in High Definition from the original negatives.

• NEW 4K RESTORATIONS FROM THE CAMERA NEGATIVE
• The Vulture Squadron’s Greatest Misses
• ‘Dastardly and Muttley’s Spinoffs: What Wacky Races Wrought
• Audio commentaries on two episodes from Animation Veterans
• Optional English SDH subtitles for each episode

BLU-RAY: $25.24

Last Summer

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1969 | 97 min | Rated R
Directed by Frank Perry

Set during a languid season on Fire Island, Last Summer is a stark and unsettling coming-of-age drama that captures the disaffection and moral drift of the late 1960s with unflinching honesty. Directed by Frank Perry (Diary of a Mad Housewife) and adapted by Eleanor Perry from Evan Hunter’s provocative novel, the film follows four teenagers—played by Barbara Hershey, Richard Thomas, Bruce Davison, and Catherine Burns (in an unforgettable Oscar®-nominated performance)—whose summer of idle freedom and social detachment gradually gives way to tragedy. Shot in a naturalistic style, Last Summer eschews easy judgments, instead presenting a chilling examination of youthful entitlement and emotional void. Perry’s restrained direction and the cast’s fearless performances lend the film a haunting authenticity that resonates long after the final frame. Last Summer is one of the most powerful, daunting, and uncompromising American films of its time. Long unavailable for viewing, Last Summer has been meticulously restored and reconstructed especially for this Warner Archive Blu-ray presentation.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION AND RECONSTRUCTION FROM THE CAMERA NEGATIVE AND PRESERVATION ELEMENTS
• NEW feature-length audio commentary by Golden Globe-winning screenwriter Larry Karaszewski and film historian/author Justin Bozung
• NEW Post-screening Q&A at the American Cinematheque in Santa Monica with Larry Karaszewski, Barbara Hershey and Bruce Davison (3/29/2026)
• NEW Post-screening Q&A at the Paris Theater in New York with Larry Karaszewski and Richard Thomas (5/3/2026)
• Trailers from Hell with commentary by Larry Karaszewski
• Deleted Scene with Richard Thomas and Ralph Waite
• Allied Artists Promotional Reel
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Letty Lynton

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1932 | 84 min | Not Rated
Directed by Clarence Brown

Joan Crawford gives a striking performance in one of her most memorable roles, portraying Letty Lynton, a young woman caught in a web of love, betrayal, and resilience. In the high-stakes world of the 1930s social elite, Letty Lynton (Crawford) is a woman seeking an escape from a toxic, suffocating life in South America. Haunted by a volatile affair with the possessive Emile Renaul (Nils Asther), she flees toward New York, finding a chance at redemption—and true love—in the arms of the wealthy, earnest Jerry Darrow (Robert Montgomery) during a glamorous transatlantic crossing. But the past refuses to stay buried. When the ship docks, Emile is waiting with a blackmail scheme designed to destroy Letty’s future, forcing her to take matters into her own hands. Directed by Clarence Brown style and substance, critics and audiences embraced the film, which gave Crawford the opportunity to take advantage of sleek gowns provided by M-G-M’s famed designer Adrian. The acclaim for Letty Lynton, released only weeks before another impressive star turn in the studio’s Grand Hotel, firmly established Crawford status as a screen superstar.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE BEST PRESERVATION ELEMENTS
• Feature length documentary: IRVING THALBERG: PRINCE OF HOLLYWOOD
• Audio-only Joan Crawford radio appearances:
  • GOOD NEWS of 1938 (5/19/1938)
  • LUX RADIO THEATER-A DOLL’S HOUSE (6/6/1938)
  • GOOD NEWS of 1939 (10/20/1938)
  • THE SILVER THEATER-THE TRAIN RIDE (5/7/1939)
  • GULF SCREEN GUILD THEATER-NONE SHALL PART US (10/15/1939)
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $19.92

Matinee

(Kino Cult #51)

Kino Lorber | 1989 | 93 min | Not Rated
Directed by Richard Martin

A 1989 meta-slasher in the tradition of Fade to Black and Popcorn, Matinee opens with a savage stabbing at a small-town cinema, forcing its closure. After two years, the case has gone cold and the Paramount theater is allowed to reopen. But as the lights go down, tensions rise, and the Halston Horror Film Festival once again becomes a deranged killer’s cinematic stalking ground. A hard-bitten cop (Ron White) leads a frantic search among a sea of red herrings. Could the murderer be the local bad boy (Jeff Schultz) or his girlfriend (Beatrice Boepple of A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child)? Perhaps the theater manager (Twin Peaks’ Don S. Davis) or the creepy filmmaker (William B. Davis, the Smoking Man of The X-Files)? And how many people will die before the curtain falls? Also released as Midnight Matinee (to avoid confusion with Joe Dante’s 1993 comedy), Matinee is a Canuxploitation classic and a horrorphile’s delight.

• Audio Commentary by Film Historians Jason Pichonsky and Paul Corupe
• Theatrical Trailer

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Night and Day

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1946 | 128 min | Not Rated
Directed by Michael Curtiz

Swellegant and elegant. Deluxe and de-lovely. Cole Porter was the most sophisticated name in 20th-century songwriting. And to play him in this highly fictionalized biopic, Warner Bros. chose debonair icon Cary Grant. Alexis Smith plays the glamorous Linda, whose serendipitous meetings with Cole lead to a meeting at the altar. More than 20 Porter songs grace this tale of triumph and tragedy, with Grant lending his amiable voice to You’re the Top, Night and Day and more. Monty Woolley, a Yale contemporary of Porter, portrays himself. Jane Wyman, Ginny Simms, Eve Arden, and others provide vocals and verve, with a highlight being Mary Martin re-creating her Broadway debut performing “My Heart Belongs to Daddy.” Lights down. Curtain up! Meticulously restored from 4K scans of its original Technicolor® negatives, Cole Porter’s contributions to the Great American Songbook are yours to celebrate and enjoy Night and Day.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE TECHNICOLOR NEGATIVES
• Classic Warner Bros. shorts:
  • “MUSICAL MOVIELAND”
  • “DESI ARNAZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA”
• Classic Warner Bros. Cartoon “THE BIG SNOOZE”
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Pretty Maids All In A Row

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1971 | 91 min | Rated R
Directed by Roger Vadim

Shocking at the time of its creation–the dawn of the sexual revolution–and perhaps even more unthinkable today, this bawdy black comedy was written and produced by Gene Roddenberry, creator of Star Trek, and directed by Roger Vadim (Barbarella). Rock Hudson, Angie Dickinson, Telly Savalas, Roddy McDowall, Keenan Wynn, and James Doohan star in the story of a young man’s first sexual explorations, which are threatened by a string of murders. In a California high school, a married coach and faculty advisor (Hudson) beds his female students and eventually has to kill several of them to keep them quiet. Ponce de Leon Harper (John David Carson), who is starting to get neurotic and suffer academically because of his lack of sex, lusts after his sexy new substitute teacher (Dickinson), who soon takes care of his problem.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE CAMERA NEGATIVE
• Original trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Rose-Marie

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1936 | 113 min | Not Rated
Directed by W.S. Van Dyke

Resounding with songs such as “Rose-Marie, I Love You.” “Song of the Mounties” and the beloved “Indian Love Call,” Rose-Marie immortalized Hollywood’s greatest singing team. This 1936 screen version of the Rudolf Friml-Herbert Stothart Broadway hit is set in the breathtaking wilderness of the Canadian Rockies. Marie de Flor (MacDonald), a glamorous Canadian prima-donna, is renowned for her beauty, exquisite voice, and fierce temperament. When news arrives that her brother Jack (James Stewart in one of his earliest screen roles) has been wounded in a prison escape, Marie realizes she must go to him despite the danger. Lured into the wilderness, she encounters the handsome Sgt. Bruce (Eddy), who is hunting the fugitive. Sgt. Bruce is soon hot on Marie’s trail as well! The New York Times called Rose-Marie a “blithely melodious film rich in scene beauty.” And after all these years, this rugged romance is as wonderful as ever.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE BEST PRESERVATION ELEMENTS
• MGM SHORT “HOLLYWOOD-THE SECOND STEP”
• MGM CARTOON “LITTLE CHEESER”
• Audio only Radio shows:
  • SCREEN GUILD PLAYERS “ROSE MARIE” (6/23/1947)
  • THE ELECTRIC HOUR-THE NELSON EDDY SHOW (Excerpt 12/16/1945)
  • THE ELECTRIC HOUR-THE NELSON EDDY SHOW (Full broadcast 4/7/1946)
  • KRAFT MUSIC HALL (9/16/1948)
  • VICK’S OPEN HOUSE (Sept. 1937)
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Start the Revolution Without Me

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1970 | 90 min | Rated PG
Directed by Bud Yorkin

Produced and directed by comedy veteran Bud Yorkin, Start the Revolution Without Me broke ground for a comedy revolution. It takes the tumultuous “let-them-eat-cake” days of the French Revolution and gives everyone a figurative pie in the face. The story begins when two sets of identical twins—one pair of bumbling peasants (Gene Wilder and Donald Sutherland) and one pair of arrogant aristocrats (also Wilder and Sutherland)—are separated at birth. Decades later, on the bloody eve of the French Revolution, a case of mistaken identity tosses the wrong brothers into the wrong lives. As the guillotine looms and the palace of Versailles descends into absolute chaos, these four unlikely heroes must navigate royal trysts, deadly duels, and a plot to overthrow King Louis XVI.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE CAMERA NEGATIVE
• Classic WB Cartoons:
  • “THE SCARLET PUMPERNICKEL”
  • “NAPOLEON BUNNY-PART”
• Original trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Strange Cargo

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1940 | 113 min | Not Rated
Directed by Frank Borzage

Reuniting Clark Gable and Joan Crawford for the eighth and final time, Strange Cargo stands as one of the most unusual and provocative films to be produced by M-G-M during its halcyon days. Frank Borzage brings his inspired directorial touch to this unique and atmospheric drama filled with adventure and romance. After escaping from a brutal penal colony in French Guiana, a group of convicts led by Verne (Gable) trek through a sweltering jungle toward uncertain freedom. Along the way, hard-boiled Julie (Crawford) joins the group which is guided—perhaps judged—by a quiet, enigmatic stranger (Ian Hunter). As exhaustion and danger threaten to overwhelm them, questions of guilt, faith, and redemption surface with striking emotional force. Featuring a standout supporting performance by Peter Lorre and moody cinematography that heightens the film’s dreamlike intensity, the film remains a fitting final pairing of Gable and Crawford and one of Frank Borzage’s most impressive directorial achievements.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE BEST PRESERVATION ELEMENTS
• Archival Featurette: GABLE AND CRAWFORD
• MGM Cartoon “Home on the Range”
• MGM Our Gang Short “Goin’ Fishin’
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

BLU-RAY: $24.98

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo

(WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION)

Warner Bros. | 1944 | 138 min | Not Rated
Directed by Mervyn LeRoy

Coaxing a hulking Mitchell-B25 airship into the sky from a short, 500-foot carrier runway on a bouncing sea is daunting and dangerous. Tougher still is doing it with a full load of bombs. But for Lt. Col. James Dolittle (Spencer Tracy) and the crewmen of 16 B-25s, that’s just the start of the mission. America’s first bold strike against the enemy mainland is underway. Oscar®-winning special effects recreate the squadron’s low-altitude, “hedgehopping” sweep over Japan in this action-packed and suspenseful saga of the attach that bolstered U.S. morale during the bleak early days of the Pacific war. The intensive training, the daring bombing run, the subsequent forced landings in China and the perilous trek to safety: all the valiant touchstones of the true-life raid are captured in a beloved classic whose other stars include Van Johnson, Robert Walker, and Robert Mitchum.

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM THE BEST PRESERVATION ELEMENTS
• Classic TOM and JERRY cartoon “MOUSE TROUBLE”
• Classic M-G-M Shorts:
  • “ODE TO VICTORY”
  • “A LADY FIGHTS BACK”
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

MVD Entertainment Group Exclusive BLU-RAY: $22.99

Troll

(MVD REWIND COLLECTION)

MVD Visual | 1986 | 82 min | Not Rated
Directed by John Carl Buechler

When the Potter family moves into a new San Francisco apartment building, young Wendy Potter begins acting strangely–possessed by an ancient evil force. Unbeknownst to her family, Wendy has been taken over by Torok, a powerful troll wizard from a magical realm. Torok seeks to reshape the human world into a kingdom of mystical creatures, one apartment at a time.

As Torok begins transforming the building’s eccentric tenants into fantastical beings–goblins, fairies, and woodland monsters–each apartment unit turns into a bizarre, enchanted ecosystem. The only person who notices the growing strangeness is teenage Harry Potter Jr., Wendy’s older brother. As the building becomes a twisted labyrinth of vines, glowing fungi, and magical creatures, Harry turns to Eunice St. Clair, an elderly tenant with a mysterious past.

Eunice reveals that she is a centuries-old witch who once knew Torok in his human form. She teaches Harry about the ancient war between humans and magical creatures, and arms him with a magical spear to combat the spreading curse. With her guidance, Harry must navigate a world of illusion and danger to save his sister and stop Torok before the troll’s enchanted domain consumes the entire building–and possibly the world.

Filled with inventive practical effects, puppetry, and a mix of horror and fantasy, Troll blends fairy-tale whimsy with eerie creature horror. As Harry faces off against trolls, nymphs, and even a monstrous bat-like beast, the film builds to a magical showdown that tests courage, love, and the balance between two worlds.

• High Definition (1080p) presentation of the main feature in 1.85:1 aspect ratio
• Audio: LPCM 2.0 Stereo
• Optional English Subtitles
• “The Making of Troll” featuring Director John Carl Buechler, Producer Charles Band, Writer Ed Naha, Composer Richard Band, and more!
• Still Gallery of Behind-the-Scenes Photos
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Reversible Artwork
• Collectible Mini-Poster
• Limited Edition Slipcover

BLU-RAY: $82.71

The Worlds of Lucile Hadžihalilović

Severin Films | 2004-2025 | 4 Movies | 434 min | Not Rated
Directed by Lucile Hadzihalilovic

INNOCENCE
Lucile Hadžihalilović’s breakthrough debut is a dreamlike descent into a secluded boarding school where nostalgia and dread intertwine for “a surreal and unexpectedly euphoric” (Sight & Sound) examination of young sisterhood. César, BAFTA and Academy Award® winner Marion Cotillard stars in this “haunting and hypnotic fairy tale” (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) that Indiewire hails as “at once a feminist parable and bedtime story that unfolds like a crouching animal, waiting to pounce.” INNOCENCE is accompanied by two of Hadžihalilović’s acclaimed shorts, DE NATURA and NECTAR, both featuring personal introductions. Viewers can further explore this world through “Innocence Explained” by young actress Zoé Auclair, a scholarly video essay by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and a Q&A recorded at the IFC Center In October 2025.

EVOLUTION
Lucile Hadžihalilović’s second feature is minimalist body horror about a boy who uncovers a mysterious world of inhuman biology and haunting transformation. Julie-Marie Parmentier (MURDEROUS MAIDS, FAREWELL MY QUEEN) stars in the startling film that has been described as “a gynocentric nightmare” (Chicago Reader), “a singular, daring vision” (Arizona Republic) and “a wondrous dream constantly on the verge of a nightmare” (Indiewire). This disc provides deep technical insight with a discussion between Hadžihalilović and cinematographer Manu Dacosse, alongside an interview with co-writer Alanté Kavaïté.

EARWIG
The third feature and English-language debut by “the emergent champion of slow-burn, surrealist cinema” (The Guardian) is a Kafkaesque fable of fatherhood, isolation and teeth made of ice. Paul Hilton (LADY MACBETH), Romola Garai (SUFFRAGETTE) and Alex Lawther (THE IMITATION GAME) star in Lucile Hadžihalilović’s surreal neo-noir that The New York Times calls “a trip down the darkest of rabbit holes,” accompanied by what Sight & Sound hails as “enigmatic, oneiric visions that burrow their way into darker crevices of the viewer’s consciousness.” Adapted from the novel by Brian Catling (The Vorrh), EARWIG is deconstructed through Special Features that include interviews with the director, co-writer Geoff Cox and cinematographer Jonathan Ricquebourg.

THE ICE TOWER
Two decades after the stunning breakthrough of INNOCENCE, Marion Cotillard reunites with writer/director Lucile Hadžihalilović for her award-winning fourth feature, a meta-fantasy freely inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. Clara Pacini, August Diehl (INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS) and Gaspar Noé co-star in this “mesmerizing and unnerving masterpiece in which reality, cinema, and fantasy become one of a kind” (Collider) from “a filmmaker with an uncompromising voice — one that continues to whisper strange, scary things into our ears” (The Hollywood Reporter). This final disc contains introspective content, including an interview by Beatrice Loayaza, two additional Q&As from the IFC Center, a second video essay by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and a technical interview with Jonathan Ricquebourg.

DISC ONE – INNOCENCE

• Introduction By Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Short Film DE NATURA With Introduction By Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Short Film NECTAR With Introduction By Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Innocence Explained By Actress Zoé Auclair
• Video Essay By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
• Q&A At The IFC Center
• Trailer
• In French, with English subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

DISC TWO – EVOLUTION

• Introduction By Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Discussion Between Cinematographer Manu Dacosse And Director Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Interview With Writer Alanté Kavaïté
• Trailer
• In French, with English subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

DISC THREE – EARWIG

• Introduction By Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Interview With Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Interview With Co-Writer Geoff Cox
• Interview With Cinematographer Jonathan Ricquebourg
• Trailer
• In English, with optional English SDH subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

DISC FOUR – THE ICE TOWER

• Introduction By Lucile Hadžihalilović
• Interview With Cinematographer Jonathan Ricquebourg
• Interview With Lucile Hadžihalilović By Beatrice Loayaza
• 2 Q&As At The IFC Center
• Video Essay By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
• Trailer
• In English and French, with English subtitles
• REGION-A “LOCKED”

ADDITIONAL CONTENT

• 60-page companion book with essays from Saffron Maeve, Alison Taylor, and Stephen Thrower