Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of AMERICAN GRAFFITI. Nominated for five Academy Awards, it features a great young cast and an unforgettable soundtrack. And just in time for Xmas, VIOLENT NIGHT is now in 4K. When a team of mercenaries breaks into a wealthy family compound taking everyone inside hostage, they are not prepared for a surprise combatant: Santa Claus. Courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment |
EAST OF EDEN, BLUE BEETLE, THE FUGITIVE AND COOL HAND LUKE ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 4K RESOLUTION WITH HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR). Courtesy of Warner Bros. |
TITANIC: Available nationwide December 5 in a two-disc set that includes the film on 4K Ultra HD, plus a Blu-ray Disc boasting more than five hours of new and legacy bonus content. PARAMOUNT SCARES VOL. 1: Plumb the depths of horror with this collectible box set featuring five unforgettable movies, all in eye-popping 4K Ultra HD, along with hours of special features and exclusive collectibles. Courtesy of Paramount Movies |
3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR, MARATHON MAN, SERPICO, THUNDERBOLT AND LIGHTFOOT and DEATH WISH are now all available in 4K Ultra HD! MEE-OW! Courtesy of Kino Lorber |
ENTER THE VIDEO STORE: EMPIRE OF SCREAMS: Arrow delivers five classic films (The Dungeonmaster, Dolls, Arena, Robot Jox, Cellar Dweller) from Charles Band's Empire Pictures in a limited edition box set. The packaging features newly commissioned artwork, reversible sleeves and double-sided posters; an Arrow Video store "membership card"; an 80-page perfect bound book featuring new writing on the films by Lee Gambin, Dave Jay, Megan Navarro, and John Harrison, plus select archival material. Courtesy of Arrow Video |
Admit it...plopping that little urchin in front of the set on Christmas morning and subjecting him to a little Italian terror would be pretty amusing.
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A few recommended newer Blu-ray and 4K titles that made us purr. |
A few classic kibbles on Blu-ray and 4K (some of for the first time). For that one person who's hard to buy for, you can't go wrong with the classics. |
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