Predators Adrien Brody’s second horror movie to come to DVD this month and as with Splice, Brody is one of the best things about this sequel that finally returns the franchise to its violent, bloody good roots. Rather than rely on CGI, Predators uses makeup and sets to put you firmly on this hostile alien planet, where humans have become the prey, and fans of the ’87 original will happily catch all the gags alluding to Schwarzenegger’s classic. Sure, some of it doesn’t make sense, but it’ll keep you watching till the end. Extras: Commentary by producer Robert Rodriguez and director Nimrod Antal; motion comics, “Alien Terrain” featurette (DVD/BD); “Predators Reborn,” “The Chosen” featurettes, deleted/extended scenes, more. 
Oceans Disneynature brings their epic sensibilities that captivated us with Earth to this splendid documentary about the waters that cover three-quarters of our planet’s surface. Pierce Brosnan narrates over the jaw-dropping imagery.
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Apocalypse Now Enter to Win! One of, if not the greatest, war film ever put on celluloid makes its BD debut with this stunning transfer that comes in two editions: the 2-film (original and Redux) edition and the deluxe 3-disc “Full Disclosure” edition. Both offer new 5.1 digital sound, new interviews with Francis Ford Coppola and star Martin Sheen, featurettes on the casting, additional scenes, and a number of featurettes. The deluxe edition also has new audio commentary by Coppola, a 48-page collectible booklet, and photo gallery and storyboards. WIN IT! We’ve got 5 copies of the 2-disc Blu-ray to give away to you. Just comment below and tell us what your favorite scene in Apocalypse Now is. Winners will be picked at random by next Tuesday, Oct. 26.
Psycho 50th Anniversary Hitchcock’s seminal thriller defined the horror genre five decades ago, and is still hailed as one of the most influential suspense films of all time. It arrives packed with extras including behind-the-scenes bonus features, documentaries and brand-new interviews in high-def, with specially remastered and restored digital 5.1 sound that will make you view that shower scene in an all new light. This must-own collectible also has a booklet full of production notes, stills, archives and more.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 35th Anniversary Ed. The musical horror comedy/cult classic stars Tim Curry as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, who semi-terrorizes Brad and Janet (Barry Bostwick, Susan Sarandon) when they happen upon his castle on a rainy night. The Blu-ray is remastered and includes such extras as “Rocky-oke,” trivia track, pressbook/photo gallery, deleted musical scenes and outtakes, alternate endings, and lots more.
Two Baz Luhrmann films are new to Blu this week—Moulin Rouge, starring Nicole Kidman as a courtesan and Ewan McGregor as a writer who falls for her, and Romeo & Juliet, the modern retelling of Shakespeare’s play with Leonardo DiCaprio. Both look great with new high-def transfers and offer new featurettes.
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