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A solid pick for fans of the isekai genre who want a complete series run in one set, particularly if you enjoy historical fiction blended with anime reimaginings of feudal Japan. Buy Now at Walmart

Worth a look for fans of quiet, character-driven dramas rather than action-heavy films, and Amazon has it marked down $7 (35%) from its $20 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of Al Pacino's late-80s work will want this one for the 4K transfer, which gives the film's grittier visuals a noticeable boost over standard Blu-ray. Amazon has it for $25, $5 off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror fans who want the definitive cut of the 2002 original will notice the jump in detail 4K brings to those darker, shadow-heavy scenes, and this limited edition runs $5.54 below the $30.53 list price at Walmart. Buy Now at Walmart

Fans of classic melodrama will appreciate this Lana Turner and Anthony Quinn thriller getting a proper Blu-ray release, since the 1960 mystery hasn't always been easy to find in decent quality. It's a solid pick for anyone building out a collection of golden-age suspense films rather than casual movie night viewers. Buy Now at Walmart

A good pick if you're already invested in the first part and want to see the story through, or if you're new to the series and want to start with the full arc available. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror fans who like to build out a physical media library will get the most out of this boxed set, and at $20, that's exactly half off the $39.95 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of the DC catalog who want to fill a gap on the shelf will get solid picture and sound quality from this Blu-ray transfer, currently $2.50 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

A 1989 Jean-Claude Van Damme action thriller where he goes undercover in a prison to investigate a series of murders, and the 4K Ultra HD release brings a film that rarely gets premium format treatment. At $33, that's $5 off the $38 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A compact noir thriller from 1952 starring Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell, directed by Josef von Sternberg with uncredited work from Nicholas Ray. Worth picking up if you collect classic Hollywood films or want a straightforward crime picture from RKO's golden era. Buy Now at Walmart

This raunchy Farrelly brothers comedy suits fans of "Something About Mary"-style humor looking for a physical copy to keep, and at $4.93 it's $1.56 off the $6.49 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A niche pick for classic film collectors, this Nick Nolte musical-comedy from Sondheim and James L. Brooks had its songs cut before release, making the Blu-ray a rare chance to see it as filmed; it's $3 off the $34 list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans deep enough into the series to want the collector's extras will get the most out of this box set, since premium editions like this rarely see much movement on price otherwise. At $110.99, that's $88.99 (45%) off the $199.98 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A coming-of-age drama following a young gay man navigating identity and intimacy, Sebastian is worth picking up if you want something character-driven and quietly observed. At $14, that's about $2 off the $15 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror collectors who appreciate restored classic prints will want this one, and at $20 off, it's priced at half the $40 list. Buy Now at Walmart

A 1987 neo-noir thriller set in New Orleans with Dennis Quaid and Ellen Barkin, worth picking up if you want a physical copy of a film that doesn't always show up on streaming. At $13, that's about $2 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Universal's original 1932 horror classic gets a 4K restoration here, which suits collectors who want the Karloff era looking sharp rather than just streaming a soft transfer. Walmart has it for $17, about $13 off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Cult-favorite absurdity aside, the 4K transfer is a genuine upgrade if you're building out a physical collection, and Walmart has it for $24.94, about $14 (37%) off the $39.31 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Two of Keaton's earliest feature-length films on a single Blu-ray disc, "Three Ages" (1923) and "Our Hospitality" (1923), both considered essential viewing for anyone exploring silent film comedy. At $15, it's 50% off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Amazon