Released posthumously, rehearsals and preparation for Michael Jackson’s last concert tour that never happened are lovingly presented on Blu-ray.

Hollywood’s doomed fascination with videogames continues in this sonically/visually power-upped but ultimately D.O.A. actioner.

The Botwins and the Hodeses are back for more, in 1080p and 7.1, and their many chronic problems translate to our viewing pleasure.

With stylish kills and 3D special effects, it doesn’t appear that Death will be coming for this franchise anytime soon.

Auteur Ti West’s decidedly retro take on Satanic horror is definitely creepy, although the video quality leans toward the altogether-ooky.

With improved picture and sound, as well as a backpack full of bonus features, this Blu-ray won’t leave you hanging.

With a story that is closer to zero than hero, and no extras, the great sound and decent picture really can’t save the day here.

This dark comedy has writer Diablo Cody’s stamp all over it. If that doesn’t entice, maybe a good Blu-ray and a very scantily clad Megan Fox will.

A decent Blu-ray transfer allows you to relive ’90s teen comedy and some early Heath Ledger. Just don’t expect anything extra special from this 10th anniversary edition.