Between the usual superhero action and sleeper hits at the box office, one of the more unusual films released this year was Bugonia. The new thriller from director Yorgos Lanthimos and producer Emma Stone--who also stars in the film alongside Jesse Plemons--wasn't a box office hit, but it's certainly an unforgettable movie. If you missed it when it came out, you can preorder it now ahead of its December 23 release, with options for a limited-edition 4K Blu-ray, standard 4K Blu-ray, standard Blu-ray, and DVD.
Released earlier this year, Tron: Ares was a box office bomb. The movie grossed only $142 million worldwide and received lukewarm critical reception at best. Audience reviews have been kinder, and while the film may not have reached the same heights as the original Tron or 2010's Tron: Legacy, there is still appreciation for how it pushes the franchise's concepts further and for its hard-hitting Nine Inch Nails soundtrack.
Halloween is behind us, but there are still plenty of scares to be had for the rest of 2025, including the upcoming Blu-ray release for The Conjuring: Last Rites. Fans will be able to add the latest installment in the long-running supernatural horror film franchise to their collection on November 25, and there will be multiple formats to pick from. The most premium option is The Conjuring: Last Right Limited Edition Steelbook 4K Blu-ray, which is now available to preorder for $38 at Amazon.
Scott Pilgrim fans will no longer need a Netflix subscription to watch the franchise's stellar animated series. Scott Pilgrim Takes Off is releasing on Blu-ray December 2, and preorders are available now for $25 at Amazon and $28 at Walmart. Many Netflix originals never receive physical editions, so it's nice to see Scott Pilgrim Takes Off join a small list of exceptions that includes other animated hits like Castlevania, Arcane, and Sonic Prime.
Set the titular time after the virus that decimated England, Boyle shot his film on iPhones, included more prosthetic penises than seems reasonable, and even embedded a Brexit commentary in his action flick. At its core, it's a traditional coming-of-age action narrative about a young man who discovers that not only is the world unsafe but that adults in it will betray you, but it's also just a visually stunning piece of work, a movie that looks like nothing else that played in a multiplex this year.
now available on Blu-ray exclusively through A24's online shop. I think it wallows in way too many of the tropes of "Grief Horror," and is just cruel when it comes to most of them. Still, Sally Hawkins is incapable of delivering a bad performance, and A24 has transferred the movie well to home media, including a commentary, featurette with Hawkins and the brothers, and even postcards.
