DVD releases this week: Barbarians and more
Barbarians starring Iwan Rheon and Catalina Sandino Moreno is one of the DVD releases happening this week. Here’s the full list of arrivals on Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Not to be confused with the movie Barbarian starring Bill Skarsgård or the Netflix Original Series of the same name, Barbarians is one of the top DVD releases happening this week. It’s been a long wait for this movie, as it was released back in April. The timing is perfect considering it’s a horror movie, though.
Game of Thrones‘s Iwan Rheon stars as Adam with Catalina Sadino Moreno starring as Eva. They live the perfect live in the English countryside. That is until they invite another couple over for a dinner party. It’s supposed to be a night of fun, but soon the fights start and everything goes from bad to worse when masked men invade their home. They might want to rethink dinner parties if they can get out of this alive.
Blood and Treasure, The Harbinger, and more
If you’re looking for a TV series, there are a couple coming to DVD and Blu-ray this week. Blood and Treasure Season 2 is one of the big releases. It took us so long just to get to watch the season, and now we can own it.
Netflix also has a release. Sweet Tooth Season 1 is coming to DVD this week. This is a surprise as we don’t usually see Netflix shows head to DVD.
What about another horror in time for Halloween? The Harbinger is the one to watch. Madeleine McGraw stars in this as part of a family that moves to a small midwestern town. It’s supposed to be a chance to run away from their past, but the past soon comes to haunt them. Can a Native American witch doctor help them get rid of the evil gripping the family?
All the DVD releases happening this week
- Barbarians
- Beast
- Blood and Treasure Season 2
- Gone in the Night
- Guardians of Time
- The Harbinger
- Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind
- Sweet Tooth Season 1
- Wire Room
Which DVD releases are you getting this week? Let us know in the comments below.
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