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A restored 1932 German expressionist film directed by and starring Leni Riefenstahl, "The Blue Light" is a notable piece of cinema history that belongs in the collection of anyone seriously interested in early European film. At $19, that's $11 off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A straightforward pick for fans of crime thrillers, this Ron Perlman-led film comes on Blu-ray at $15, which is about $5 off the $20 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A public-domain horror staple from 1932 starring Bela Lugosi, this Blu-ray restoration is worth grabbing for classic horror fans who want a cleaner transfer than the usual budget-bin copies. Amazon has it for $12.49, a $9.50 drop from the $21.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A live recording from Earth, Wind & Fire's 1981 Long Beach Arena concert, this double album captures the band at their commercial peak and is a solid pick for fans of funk and soul who want a concert document rather than a studio record. At $16, that's $9 off the $25 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A solid pick for thriller fans who want the best home video quality available, with the 4K UHD version delivering noticeably sharper detail and HDR color compared to standard Blu-ray. At $35, that's $15 off the $50 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Criterion Collection releases like this one hold their value more than most catalog titles, so a discount is worth noting when it appears. This Brazilian horror film comes with the label's typical bonus features and restoration quality, and at $18 you're paying $9 less than the $27 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Charles Band's low-budget creature feature about tiny dinosaurs living in a suburban garage makes for a nostalgic pick if you grew up on 90s direct-to-video sci-fi, and at $18.76 it's $10.64 below the $29.40 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Family movie nights around the holidays get a boost with this collection, especially for households that like to build an annual watch-list of classic Christmas films in one set. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of classic screwball comedies will appreciate this restored Blu-ray transfer of the 1935 film, a lesser-known Columbia Pictures release. It's priced at $14.49, about $7.50 off the $21.98 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Jean Rollin's dreamy, erotic take on horror makes this one for fans of arthouse genre film rather than straightforward scares, and at $19.37 it's $11 off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of classic disaster films will appreciate this 1957 title getting the 4K restoration treatment, with the added Blu-ray disc for extras. It's $5 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror fans and collectors who care about packaging will appreciate the SteelBook case on this 4K remake of the George Romero classic, though at $2 off the $40 list price, the discount itself is minor. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror fans who already own the standard Blu-ray will want this for the 4K transfer and the extra bonus features that come with the limited edition packaging, and at $25 it's exactly half the $50 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of 90s martial arts action will get a kick out of this one, and at $19 you're paying about $3 less than the $22 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Fans of horror completionist collections will want this one for the shelf, as limited edition genre releases like this tend to sell out and jump in resale value once gone; right now it's $22.50 off, exactly half the $45 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A solid pick for sailing fans or anyone into true stories about young crews taking on big challenges, following a team of twentysomethings racing across the Pacific to Hawaii. Walmart has it at $16.55 right now, which is actually $1.56 above the $14.99 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Concert-film collectors and Pink Floyd fans get a rare, dialogue-free performance shot in an empty Roman amphitheater, a distinct format from a typical live album. Walmart has it priced at $40.99, which is $11.99 above the $29 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Benedict Cumberbatch fans and collectors who prefer physical copies with digital backups will want this one, and at $15 it's about $3 off the $17.80 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Walmart has this Blu-ray for $28.28, about $6.67 (19%) off the $34.95 list price, a good pickup for collectors of live concert films or fans wanting a piece of music history preserved in one release. Buy Now at Walmart