High-Def Digest

Technically impressive Blu-ray with strong video and audio, but the film’s storytelling feels undercooked and extras are minimal.

Black Bag delivers style, suspense, excellent A/V quality, and standout performances, though extras are sparse and the story feels somewhat hollow.

Steppenwolf’s Blu-ray impresses with solid A/V quality and strong supplements, even as its disturbing, challenging story divides audiences.

A sharp 4K transfer and strong legacy features highlight this release, with excellent visuals and robust commentary, despite minor audio quirks.

Sony’s 4K release of ‘Starman’ offers impressive video quality, an outstanding Atmos track, and robust extras—a stellar upgrade for this classic.

Withnail and I receives a stunning 4K Dolby Vision restoration from Criterion, delivering superb visuals and preserving its bold, dark comedy.

A stunning 4K restoration and exhaustive 23+ hours of extras make this a landmark physical release for Fulci’s masterwork.

Drop Zone’s 4K UHD offers a glossy, visually skilled Dolby Vision transfer with great audio and strong extras, elevating this 90s action entry.

Jason X’s 4K UHD offers noticeably improved visuals, robust audio, and extensive extras—an essential upgrade for devoted fans.

Arrow’s 4K UHD boasts a sharper, color-balanced Dolby Vision transfer and extensive extras, making this oddball entry a definitive fan release.