Peacemaker: The Complete First Season (Blu-ray + Digital) | November 22

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Coming December 27th 2022! Female Yakuza Tale on Blu-ray!

Rightstuf pre-order link: https://www.rightstufanime.com/Femal...orture-Blu-ray

Japanese language, English subtitles, 1080p high definition, Region A disc.

Female Yakuza Tale - Inquisition And Torture is an anarchistic apex in the career of Japanese cult director, Teruo Ishii, whose fifty year resume includes Horror of Malformed Men and Bohachi Bushido. Notoriously lacking restraint, sexy ‘pinky violence’ star, Reiko Ike, returns in this gonzo sequel to Sex & Fury following the further exploits of Ocho, a thief and gambler running afoul of evil yakuza in Meiji Era Tokyo.

via Discotek Media (Nihon Nights):

Another (live-action film)


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Suicide Club


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Golgo 13 (live-action film)

This may have already been noted in this thread, but Young Sherlock Holmes is coming to blu ray at the end of January.

That movie deserves a 4K release.

3/7/2023

If you want the Fan only and not have to get the Contractor in a two pack

Cleopatra Entertainment is putting out Shin Ultraman on Blu-ray and DVD in the US. No UHD, alas, unlike Japan (source!). No official release date or specs yet, but:

Nihon Nights (via Discotek Media):


Bohachi Bushido: The Villain Blu-ray



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The Bullet Train Blu-ray

3/14/2023

EDIT:
Coming April 25th 2023! Suicide Club on Blu-ray!

Rightstuf pre-order link: https://www.rightstufanime.com/Suicide-Club-Blu-ray

Japanese language, English subtitles, 1080p high definition, Region A disc.

A U.S. release of Shin Ultraman has been dated for June 13th.

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4/25/2023


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Wow, I've been pleasantly surprised how many complete television series we've been getting recently. Cheers is one I will have to pick up.

Is there a complete list of what tv series are available on blu ray(please nothing from blu ray.com)?

They're probably your best bet, though. It's a superhumanly large list, even if TV-on-BD is less of a thing now than it used to be. Most of it's coming from Warner and Mill Creek these days, with some support from Shout Factory and Paramount. And more when you get into anime and tokusatsu and stuff.

Every single TV series? Good Lord that's an impossible task and time that probably no one has.

I am pretty sure that most tv series from the 1960s aren't on blu ray except for the top shows(Outer Limits, Twilight Zone,etc).

I would like to see Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and Land of the Giants since Time Tunnel is on blu ray and was only on for one season.

If you're interested in classic television, there's a pretty terrific thread on the other forum that breaks things out by decade.

The majority of TV series from the '60s (and you can say this about any decade, really) have faded into obscurity, so I wouldn't expect most of them to be out on Blu-ray.

I was surprised that Dick van Dyke Show was one of the first on blu ray because I think it's one of the most overrated tv shows in tv history.

I could see shows like the following still to be in demand:
Leave it to Beaver
Perry Mason
The Fugitive
The FBI (original)
The Invaders(original)
BTVS

Oh man, Cheers is probably my all-time favorite comedy, but I just marathoned it last year so it'll probably be awhile before I want to give it another go. I am glad they are putting it on BD.

Do we know if there were any restoration efforts done or is it just a simple dump of the episodes on disc? If it's the latter I'll probably stick to streaming on it.

That should probably be in the unpopular opinions thread.

60's TV on BluRay?
I'd like to see The Munsters plus a U.S. release of the 16-disc 1965-1967 set of The Avengers recently released by Imprint in Australia

I want The Addams Family on BD. I had so much bad luck with the flipper DVDs that I gave up and bought the series on VUDU.