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<\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\nANACONDA \u2013 Two best friends who loved the 1997 movie Anaconda<\/em>\nas children feel disappointed in their adult careers. One is an actor landing\nbit jobs in commercials, while the other shoots wedding videos. When one of the\npair announces he has secured the rights to the movie, they decide to shoot an\nultra-low-budget reboot. However, after renting a boat and sailing on the\nAmazon, the leads and their crew encounter a truly enormous snake that wants to\neat them all. Reaction towards this comedy was split, with slightly more\nmembers of the press panning the movie than recommending it. Almost half\nenjoyed the new premise, appreciated the relationship between the two leads,\nand thought the movie delivered enough laughs to earn a recommendation.\nHowever, slightly more felt that it wasn\u2019t funny enough, also complaining that it\ntook too long to get to the title characters and it simply didn\u2019t work. The\nmovie can be purchased as a 4K Ultra HD-only Steelbook or a standalone\nBlu-ray. It stars Jack Black. Paul Rudd, Steve Zahn, Thandiwe Newton,\nDeniela Melchior, Selton Mello, Ione Skye and a cameo from an original cast\nmember.<\/p>\n\n\n\n THE CHORAL \u2013 Set during World War I, this tale involves a\nChoral Society in Yorkshire, England that has lost most of its male members to\nthe army. In order to keep the group going, the leaders decide to audition and\nrecruit much younger members into their fold. They also decide to hire a new\nchoral master who may be hiding a dark past. In the end, the group do all they\ncan to continue making music together. Reviews for this historical drama were\ngood, though not exceptional. About one-third of write-ups noted that while\nwell-intentioned, the screenplay buried its most important story and ended up\nfeeling pleasant but unmemorable. Still, the majority commented that the\nperformances were very good, the music beautiful and that the picture was a\nnice was to spend a couple of hours. The cast includes Ralph Fiennes, Roger\nAllam, Mark Addy, Alun Armstrong and Robert Emms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n DAVID \u2013 This faith-based animated family musical is a\nfollow-up to a five-part television miniseries called Young David. This feature\nfollows the main character, now a teen living on a farm and protecting his\nfamily\u2019s sheep from hungry lions and other animal invaders. In the process, he\ndevelops incredible skills with a slingshot. When an army appears with a\nnine-foot-tall giant, the youngster decides to square off against the large\nfoe. Notices for the movie were generally good. Slightly more than one-fifth of\nreviews stated that the animation was good, but the musical numbers were weak\nand that the movie was underwhelming. The majority noted that the animation was\nexcellent and the story engaging, summarizing that it would impress those\nlooking for faith-based entertainment. The voice cast includes Ashley\nBoettcher, Asim Chaudhry, Brandon Engman, Mick Wingert and Phil Wickham.<\/p>\n\n\n\n GOOD BOY \u2013 This independent supernatural horror movie is\ntold from a unique perspective\u2026 that of a canine. A man with a chronic lung\ndisease moves to his late grandfather\u2019s country home along with his dog. The\npooch immediately senses that something is wrong, watching his owner slowly\ncome under a sinister influence. It does all it can to investigate the\nsituation and protect its master from evil forces. Critics rated the movie very\nhighly. A small contingent stated that after a strong beginning, the movie became\nrepetitive and quickly ran out of steam, limping slowly towards an unexciting\nfinale. All others believed that the film offered a very unique point-of-view\nthat was fascinating to watch. They appreciated the sound design and spooky\natmosphere the feature created. It stars Indy (the dog), Shane Jensen, Arielle\nFriedman and Larry Fessenden.<\/p>\n\n\n\n THE HOUSEMAID \u2013 After being paroled for a manslaughter\nconviction, a woman struggles to gain employment. She does, eventually, find a\njob as a live-in maid for a wealthy Long Island-based family. The lead soon\nsenses something is off about her employers, but can\u2019t say much and has no\npower due to her criminal record. She eventually discovers what has previously\noccurred at the household and learns their secrets are more dangerous than\nhers. This hit movie earned solid reviews from the press. About one-fifth of\nthem suggested that the film was schlocky and that its themes of toxic\nmasculinity were bluntly handled and too predictable given all the recent,\nexceptional movies on the same subject. Still, everyone else called the film a\ngreat time, with stylish photography and plenty of fun twists and turns that\nwould keep viewers entertained. The film can be purchased in a 4K Ultra HD and\nBlu-ray combo or as a standalone Blu-ray. Sydney Sweeney, Amanda Seyfried,\nBrandon Sklenar and Elizabeth Perkins.<\/p>\n\n\n\n IS THIS THING ON? \u2013 An amicably divorced couple try their\nbest to separately raise their two boys and maintain a friendly relationship.\nHe finds an outlet for his frustrations in stand-up comedy, beginning to share\nhis feelings about separation and raising kids as part of his set. After a\nrough start, he begins to find his footing and starts to earn a small\nfollowing, as well as friends within the comedy community. When his ex-wife\ndiscovers that he\u2019s not only a comic, but is performing material based on their\nlives, it creates further tensions in the family. Notices were very strong from\nthis comedy\/drama. A small number of reviewers suggested that the exes were a\nlittle too well-meaning and that the movie lacked edginess or bite as a result.\nAll others complimented the cast, stating the star also sold the dramatic beats\nwell. They also liked the film\u2019s use of stand-up as a way of dealing with\nsituations like divorce. The film is available in a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray\ncombo pack. It stars Will Arnett, Laura Dern, Andra Day, Bradley Cooper (who\nalso served as director) and Amy Sedaris.<\/p>\n\n\n\n LONE SAMURAI \u2013 A 13th<\/sup> century samurai finds\nhimself stranded on a remote island after a shipwreck. Wounded, he considers\nsuicide, until a group of cannibal natives arrive and take him hostage. The\nprotagonist decides that he does not want to be eaten, and musters the will to\nfight back and escape. They send their greatest warriors to hunt him down, and\nthe lead used his skills and katana sword to take them all on. The film has\nonly been seen by a handful of critics in North America, and the reaction has\nbeen tepid. A few called the movie an ambitious throwback to early samurai\npictures, complimenting the photography and noting that the fight scenes were\nimpressively put together. Unfortunately, more believed that the picture didn\u2019t\nembrace its pulpy concept, and instead felt pompous instead of fun and dynamic.\nThe movie is available as a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo and a standalone\nBlu-ray. The cast includes Shogen, Yayan Ruhian and Rama Ramadhan.<\/p>\n\n\n\n NOT WITHOUT HOPE \u2013 Based on a true story, this faith-based\nthriller involved a group of friends taking a vacation in Mexico. They agree to\nhead out together on a deep-sea fishing excursion, only for an unexpected storm\nto arrive and capsize their boat. The group must work together to try and\ncontact help before hypothermia and other sea-related issues cause them to pass\naway. And because this is a religious feature, the men use their faith to keep\ntheir hope of rescue alive. This picture earned mostly positive reviews. About\none-quarter wrote that the initial scenes at sea were well delivered, but that\nthe characters weren\u2019t as well developed as hoped for and that the film left\naudiences stranded well before the close. Still, most commented that this was a\ndecent disaster picture and a nice tribute to the survivors. Some also noted\nthat the photography felt immersive, like you were hanging off of the boat with\nthe group. For now, this is a DVD-only release. Zachary Levi, Josh Duhamel,\nQuentin Plair, Terrence Terrell, Marshall Cook and JoBeth Williams headline the\nfilm.<\/p>\n\n\n\n REBUILDING \u2013 This independent drama begins with a cowboy\u2019s\nranch going up in flames due to a devastating wildfire. He ends up in a FEMA\ncamp with his daughter, along with other families in the area who have\nexperienced the same hardships. The protagonist is forced to begin anew with\nthe others. In the process, he begins building new relationships and a\ncommunity, bringing a newfound sense of hope for the future. The press ranked\nthis drama highly. A lone voice or two complained that the story moved at a glacial\npace and that the overly low-key tone meant that the picture didn\u2019t deliver the\nkind of drama they had hoped for. Still, everyone else thought this was a\nbeautiful ode to ranchers and their ability to adapt during the worst of times.\nThey also appreciated the excellent performances and authentic feel of the\nmovie. It features Josh O\u2019Connor, Lily LaTorre, Meghann Fahy, Amy Madigan and\nKali Reis.<\/p>\n\n\n\n RETURN TO SILENT HILL \u2013 Based on the video game Silent\nHill 2,<\/em> this supernatural horror film is the third in a series of Silent\nHills movies and is intended to be a reboot of the franchise. A man receives a\nletter from who may be his lost love, asking him to return to the title town.\nHe finds his way there, only to discover that the place is not only a maze-like\nblur of the place he remembers, but also full of terrifying monsters. \nWrite-ups for this picture weren\u2019t very good. One-third of reviewers called the\nmovie stylish and atmospheric, noting that it effectively delivered a\nnightmarishly surreal vision of a man\u2019s guilt that would appeal to fans of the\ngame. Alas, everyone else described the movie as a disappointment that didn\u2019t\ndeliver the required scares or a relatable protagonist to follow through the\njourney. The title is available as a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo, a 4K Ultra\nHD and Blu-ray Amazon exclusive Steelbook, a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray Walmart\nexclusive Steelbook, and a Blu-ray-only release. Jeremy Irvine, Hannah Emily\nAddison, Robert Strange, Evie Templeton and Eva Mackin headline the picture.<\/p>\n\n\n\n WE BURY THE DEAD \u2013 This Australian horror picture is set on\nthe island of Tasmania. When the US military conducts a military experiment off\nthe east coast of the island, something goes wrong and the town or Hobart is\ndestroyed. Teams arrive to assess the damage, with an American physiologist\ndiscovering that those who have not been killed appear to be brain dead. Soon,\nthe braindead and literal dead begin waking up and attacking the team. Reaction\ntowards this independent feature was very good. One or two thought it lacked\noriginality and borrowed too much from earlier zombie movies. However, the vast\nmajority thought the movie was impressive. They called it an extremely well\nshot, creepy and disturbing chiller that focused on character instead of horror\nset pieces and left a memorable impression as it dealt with grief and loss. It\nstars Daisy Ridley, Brenton Thwaites, Mark Coles Smith, Kym Jackson and Matt\nWhelan.<\/p>\n\n\n\n ZODIAC KILLER PROJECT \u2013 This documentary focuses its\nattention on the unsolved Zodiac killer slayings that occurred around San\nFrancisco, California during the late 1960s. In fact, it follows the\nfilmmaker attempting to make the authoritative non-fiction film on the subject\nand failing to do so. The movie ultimately turns into an examination of the\ntrue-crime genre, and attempts by filmmakers in this field to provide\nquestionable solutions to the cases being depicted. The features earned mostly\npositive notices from reviewers. One or two chimed in that the film was clever,\nbut shallow exercise that could have summed up its findings in half the time.\nAll others noted that the movie had a sharp edge, really honing in on the\nexpectations of viewers for a very clear and concise analysis and wrap-up of\nhorrific events that often can\u2019t be easily summed up.<\/p>\n\n\n\n BLASTS FROM THE PAST!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n If you\u2019re looking for something older, you have plenty of\noptions. Arrow Video is presenting The Birthday<\/em> (2004) as both a\n\u201cLimited Edition\u201d 4K Ultra HD and a \u201cLimited Edition\u201d Blu-ray. This Spanish\ngenre picture follows a boyfriend who agrees to visit his girlfriend\u2019s family\nfor a celebration, only to discover that they aren\u2019t who they initially appear\nto be, and that he has to stop an ancient evil threatening the\nworld. <\/p>\n\n\n\n The film has been restored in 4K from the original 35mm\ncamera negative. It comes with a commentary from director Eugenio Mira (Grand\nPiano<\/em>) and star Corey Feldman, as well as a new interview with Mira, a\nscene breakdown with the filmmaker, a Q&A with the moviemaker and star from\nthe 2024 Austin Fantastic Fest, the original trailer, a 20th<\/sup>\nanniversary trailer and an image gallery.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Criterion is releasing a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo (as\nwell as a standalone Blu-ray) of The Big Risk<\/em> (1960) aka Classe Tous\nRisques <\/em>from French filmmaker Claude Sautet. <\/em>It\u2019s about an aging\nfugitive trying to sneak back to Paris with his family after years away, only\nto discover that his criminal cohorts are more than willing to sell him out.\nThe film has been given a 4K restoration and is presented in Dolby Vision. Additionally,\nyou\u2019ll receive excerpts from a 2004 documentary on the filmmaker, interviews\nwith the screenwriter and author of the original novel, archival interview\nfootage with actor Lino Venture discussing his career, trailers, and essays on\nthe movie.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Testament <\/em>(1983) is a disturbing American drama about\nthe aftereffects of nuclear war on a community. We see one family in\nCalifornia dealing with radiation sickness and other horrifying side-effects of\nwar. The film is being released on Blu-ray. You\u2019ll receive a 4K image\nrestoration of the movie supervised by the director and the cinematographer, as\nwell as a new conversation between the filmmaker and the author of the original\nnovel that the movie was based on. Two documentaries from the director are also\nincluded, along with a look back at the film 20 years later with the cast and\ncrew, an audio recording of the original story, a trailer, and an essay on the\nmovie. <\/p>\n\n\n\n It\u2019s a busy week for Kino Lorber too. America 3000<\/em>\n(1986) is arriving on Blu-ray. It\u2019s a post-apocalyptic feature from Cannon\nFilms about survivors of a nuclear war now living like cavemen. You\u2019ll get a 2K\nrestoration of the interpositive of the movie, along with a writer\/director\ncommentary, an interview with co-star Laurene Landon and a trailer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Dead Again<\/em> (1991) appeared on the Amazon site early\nas a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray or Blu-ray only release. If you picked it up\nbefore it was shelved, great, but now everyone can purchase the movie. \nIt\u2019s a Kenneth Branagh\/Emma Thompson thriller. Branagh is a private detective\nhired to help an amnesiac figure out her past, only to discover that some of\nher visions may be from a past life. Amazon states that the film will be\navailable this week, but the official Kino site lists it as being released on\nMarch 10th, so a real spiritual medium may be required to figure out if the\ntitle is actually arriving (you could also wait and see). If it is released,\nthen you\u2019ll get a 4K scan and restoration of the original camera negative\npresented in Dolby Vision, an audio commentary with director\/star Branagh, a\ncommentary with the producer and the screenwriter, as well as a trailer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The exploitation film Ilsa, The Tigress of Siberia<\/em>\n(1977) is arriving as a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo. In this sequel, the\ntitle character is working in a Gulag prison camp. The movie has been given a\n4K restoration and arrives with a film historian audio commentary, alternate\nfootage from the less-explicit television version, a sidebar conversation about\nthe movie with moxie experts, promo materials. It comes packaged with a\nslipcover.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Jack Benny Comedy Classics<\/em> is a Blu-ray set\nconsisting of 2K restorations (from 35mm fine grain prints) of Artists and\nModels<\/em> (1937) and Man About Town<\/em> (1939). Each picture comes with a\nfilm historian commentary, and trailers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n K2<\/em> (1991) with Michael Biehn and Matt Craven tells\nthe story of a perilous ascent to the top of the second highest mountain on\nEarth. The film is arriving as a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo and a standalone\nBlu-ray. The discs contain 4K restorations taken from the original 35mm\nnegative that are presented in Dolby Vision. Additionally, bonuses include a\nfilm expert commentary track, an interview with the director, and a trailer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Maigret Sees Red<\/em> (1963) is a French crime movie\narriving on Blu-ray. It boasts a 4K restoration prepared on behalf of\nStudioCanal, a film historian commentary, and a trailer. Early copies of the\ndisc include a slipcover.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Guillermo del Toro\u2019s monster movie Mimic<\/em> (1997) is\nalso arriving as a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo and a standalone Blu-ray. Mira\nSorvino, Jeremy Northam and Josh Brolin star in this feature about an oversized\nroach terrorizing a community (it\u2019s better than it sounds). The theatrical and\ndirector\u2019s cuts are presented in this edition. You\u2019ll get 4K restorations of\nboth versions presented in Dolby Vision that have been approved by del Toro, as\nwell as a director commentary, a film expert commentary, a video prologue with\ndel Toro, featurettes on tie production, three deleted scenes, animated\nstoryboards, a gag reel and a trailer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Port of Shadows<\/em> (1938) is a famous French title about\na military deserter finding love and trouble in a port city. The film is\narriving as a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combo. Bonuses include a film historian\naudio commentary, a documentary on the production, and more.<\/p>\n\n\n\n If you head over to the Lionsgate Limited website, you\u2019ll\nfind a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray \u201cVestron Collector\u2019s Series\u201d edition of The\nSubstitute<\/em> (1996). Tom Berenger plays an ex-Marine who tries to stop a gang\nruling over a Miami high school. This 30th<\/sup> anniversary edition of\nthe movie contains a 4K restoration of the movie presented in Dolby Vision,\nalong with a new interview with the director, a look at the color grading for\nthe feature, a storyboard-to-film exploration and a trailer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Leprechaun<\/em> (1993) is also arriving as a 4K Ultra HD\nand Blu-ray Exclusive Steelbook from the Lionsgate Limited website. A young\nJennifer Aniston plays a youngster who goes toe-to-toe with the mythical\ncreature (played by Warwick Davis). The film has been given a 4K restoration\nthat is being presented in Dolby Vision. Additionally, you\u2019ll get new\nfeaturettes on the make-up, as well as behind-the-scenes footage, a discussion\nof the film\u2019s cult classic status, a copy of the VHS promo screener, archival\ncommentary tracks with the director and with star Davis, a documentary on the\nseries, more behind-the-scenes footage, a trailer and a stills gallery.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Shout Factory is releasing The Boy and the Beast<\/em>\n(2015) as a 4K Ultra HD Amazon exclusive Steelbook and Blu-ray. It\u2019s an\nanimated fantasy film from Japan. Features should be identical to previous\neditions, only in fancier packaging. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Universal Pictures is putting out Jurassic Park<\/em>\n(1993), The Lost World: Jurassic Park<\/em> (1997), Jurassic Park II<\/em>I\n(2001) and Jurassic World<\/em> (2015) as 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray combos.\nThese have been released before by the studio, but they are now presenting the\nfilms with Dolby Vision color upgrades. All other bonuses will be identical to\nprevious versions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Finally, Warner Archive is delivering the Humphrey Bogart\n4-Film Collection<\/em> on Blu-ray. You\u2019ll get They Drive by Night<\/em> (1940),\nPassage to Marseille<\/em> (1944), Conflict<\/em> (1945) and Chain\nLightning<\/em> (1950).<\/p>\n\n\n\n And the Tennessee Williams 4-Film Collection<\/em> Blu-ray\nset contains A Streetcar Named Desire<\/em> (1951), Baby Doll<\/em> (1956), Cat\non a Hot Tin Roof<\/em> (1958) and Sweet Bird of Youth<\/em> (1962).<\/p>\n\n\n\n YOU KNOW, FOR KIDS!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Sorry, this week isn\u2019t offering any titles for toddlers, but\nthere should be more arriving in upcoming editions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n ON THE TUBE!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Below is a list of this edition\u2019s TV-themed releases.<\/p>\n\n\n\n For All Mankind<\/em>: Season 2 (Sony Pictures) Blu-ray<\/p>\n\n\n\n Hallmark Channel 6-Movie Collection<\/em> = The Perfect\nBride, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Ghost, Make Me A Match, Blind Date Book Club, Legend of\nthe Lost Locket<\/em>, Villa Amore<\/em> (Hallmark) DVD<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.cinemastance.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/DVD-Choral-Fiennes-fixed.jpg\")
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