Everything coming to DVD and Digital this week: I.S.S. and more

It’s the start of another week, and that means there are some great DVD and Digital releases to come. Whether you want horror, thriller, or something a little more lighthearted, there is going to be something for you.

The DVD releases are on the smaller side to start off February. We’ll see a lot more bigger movies arrive starting next week, including The Marvels and The Hunger Games prequel. There is more in terms of Digital releases this week, including one release on Friday, Feb. 9 instead of earlier in the week.

Beyond Paradise Season 1, I.S.S., and more

When it comes to DVD, there is one TV series to check out. Beyond Paradise Season 1 is finally getting a DVD release. Kris Marshall stars as Humphrey, a man looking for a quieter life. He heads to his fiancée Martha’s hometown where the crime rate is supposed to be lower. However, the Detective Inspector soon realizes that’s not the case.

In the mood for a space thriller? Turn your attention to I.S.S. Yes, this is set on the International Space Station. When war breaks out on Earth, those on the International Space Station need to figure out what to do next. The Americans and Russians are given the same order: take control of the International Space Station in any means possible.

After the multiple Oscar nominations, you’ll want to turn your attention to American Fiction, which is getting a Digital release this week. The movie follows Thelonious “Monk” Ellison, a writer and English professor who has stalled in his writing career. He’s been told that his writing isn’t “Black enough.” So, he decides to write a satirical novel under a pen name to expose the hypocrisies of the publishing world.

Everything coming to DVD this week

Beyond Paradise Season 1
Dark Cloud
Waitress: The Musical

Everything coming to Digital this week

American Fiction
Big Sky River: The Bridal Path
Box: Metaphor
The End We Start From
I.S.S.
What Rhymes with Reason

Here for Blood (Friday, Feb. 9)

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