We’re in October. As always, that means we have considerable amounts of horror and Christmas product mixed in with a summer blockbuster or two.
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It’s October, so we have a few classics, particularly for fans of the horror genre.
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October is upon us, and with it, the first wave of summer blockbuster titles and horror flicks, mixed in with some healthy library titles (many in high definition formats) designed to fill the shelves in time for the Christmas shopping season.
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For some reason, the Christmas season hits the DVD market in October. Things are even starting to build towards that now.
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Sorry this is later than usual. I was out of town for a few days, and just got back this afternoon.
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The first trickle of the September TV flood is here.
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chad writes, The final cut of Blade Runner will be released later this Winter. Director Ridley Scott says this cut will show the movie as he originally wanted it to be. This will be the fifth version to be released. The release itself will be a five disc special edition monster, which will include all cuts of the film.

Amazon.com still doesn’t have an alphabetical listing. Sorting by price helps sometimes, but there are still irregularities at the $9.99, $16.99 and $17.99 price points (which are so popular that they fill several screens worth of results), so I may still be missing some releases. I’ve cross checked again the first five screens of best sellers, so I hope I haven’t missed any.
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The column is finally done. Amazon.com no longer allows me to sort upcoming releases alphabetically, so I’ve got to manually sort them afterwards. Also, when sorted by “Bestselling,” they keep changing the order of the low and moderately selling items, so I saw a few titles listed twice and might have completely missed others. I think next week I’m going to try sorting by price instead, just to prevent the order from changing, though I’ll still have to manually sort the rest.
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It’s not a great week, but there are some titles worth checking out.
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