Robert Redford’s directorial debut, Ordinary People, is a deeply profound and thought-provoking look at a family shattered by trauma.

Douglas Sirk’s 1956 melodrama received a much-needed Blu-ray upgrade.

Márta Mészáros’ 1975 Golden Bear winner arrives on Blu-ray from The Criterion Collection.

Scorsese’s documentary is a wonderful-sounding, beautiful-looking portrait of a musical group reflecting on their then sixteen-year long creative journey.

Arrow Video collects four atomic age thrillers from prolific b-movie producer Sam Katzman.

One of the ultimate Cinerama spectacles has been lovingly restored and delivered to home video by Warner Archive.

While Escape from L.A. is most definitely a sequel to Escape from New York, it’s also very much a remake.

One of Dario Argento’s weirder films receives a jaw-dropping 4K restoration and context-providing bonus materials in this stacked UHD edition from Synapse.

Albert Pyun’s fantastical debut feature returns in an extras-packed for its 40th anniversary.