Evie Templeton in Return to Silent Hill
Feb. 24 New Releases Include ‘Return to Silent Hill’ Digitally; ‘Man Finds Tape’ on Blu-ray; Catalog Titles ‘Network,’ ‘Excalibur,’ ‘Westworld’ on 4K
February 24, 2026
The slate of new home entertainment releases for Feb. 24 includes Return to Silent Hill digitally, Man Finds Tape on Blu-ray Disc, and catalog titles new to 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray such as Network, Excalibur and Westworld.
Return to Silent Hill will be available digitally Feb. 24 from Cineverse. The third film in the “Silent Hill” franchise is inspired by the 2001 video game Silent Hill 2. The psychological horror thriller stars Jeremy Irvine and Hannah Emily Anderson and follows a broken man who receives a mysterious letter which calls him back to Silent Hill in search of his lost love. The film earned $5.5 million at the domestic box office, $42.7 million globally. It arrives on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD disc March 17.
Magnolia Home Entertainment will release the found-footage horror film Man Finds Tape on Blu-ray Disc, DVD and video on demand Feb. 24 through its Magnet label. The mockumentary follows two siblings as they spiral into a murder investigation that is uniquely challenged by the modern reality of viral YouTube discoveries. Set in the fictitious rural small town of Larkin, Texas, the film centers on a viral YouTube channel called “Man Finds Tape” run by Lucas Page (William Magnuson), who acquires and posts creepy videos. When he reaches out to his sister, Lynn (Kelsey Pribilski), with surveillance footage of a murder in their hometown, she reluctantly returns to help him investigate the homicide. In doing so, Lynn uncovers a disturbing secret tied to a decades-old supernatural phenomena that casts doubt on whether anyone in town can be trusted. The arrival of a stranger (Brian Villalobos) with destructive intentions forces Lynn to confront her family’s role in a terrifying legend tied to a deadly monster stalking Larkin. Man Finds Tape marks the feature debut of writer-director duo of Paul Gandersman and Peter Hall. It premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and was an official selection at the Sitges International Film Festival and Beyond Fest, and played at numerous film festivals in 2025.
Virgil Films will release the documentary She Was Here for digital purchase and VOD rental Feb. 24. The film tells the story of child actress Heather O’Rourke — whose brief life left an unforgettable mark on Hollywood and audiences around the world. With the unforgettable words “they’re here,” Heather O’Rourke became a cultural icon for her role as Carol-Anne in the “Poltergeist” films. Her life was tragically cut short at just 12 years old. Her untimely passing sparked years of speculation — from rumors of cursed sets to questions surrounding her final days. She Was Here moves beyond headlines and myths to reveal the real Heather and the impact she had on those closest to her. Through intimate interviews and personal reflections, the film paints a portrait of a gifted young star whose dreams and potential were felt by all who knew her. Friends, family and co-stars including Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams, Zach Galligan and Gary Sherman, share memories of Heather as a kind-hearted, vibrant presence. The film is directed by Nick Bailey and produced by Brian Pocrass, Reese Eveneshen and Avi Federgreen. It arrives on DVD March 17.
Breaking Glass Pictures Feb. 24 releases the action-crime drama The Pressure 2 digitally. Set against a backdrop of rising tension and fractured alliances, The Pressure 2 follows two street-savvy hustlers whose fragile truce collapses after a stolen shipment ignites a brutal turf war. What begins as a calculated power play spirals into a relentless chain reaction of betrayals, bullets and mounting heat from both rivals and law enforcement. The cast includes Jarvis Allen, Rodricous Gates, Derolies Ivey, Darryl James, and Rogelio Lorenzo. The film was written, directed and produced by Gregory R. Edwards II.
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Due Feb. 24 as a 4K Ultra HD combo pack and on regular Blu-ray Disc from the Criterion Collection is 1976’s Network. The media satire, directed by Sidney Lumet and written by Paddy Chayefsky, depicts a struggling television network where ambitious executive Diana Christensen (Faye Dunaway) finds herself with a hit on her hands when disgruntled newscaster Howard Beale (Peter Finch) goes off script, transforming himself into a mad-as-hell prophet railing against the ills of modern society. Both won Oscars for their roles, as did Chayefsky for the screenplay. The film is presented with a new 4K digital restoration with an uncompressed monaural soundtrack. The 4K combo pack includes one 4K disc of the film presented in Dolby Vision HDR, and a regular Blu-ray Disc with the film and bonus materials. Read a review here.
Also arriving Feb. 24 as a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray combo pack and on Blu-ray Disc from Criterion is 2001’s The Man Who Wasn’t There. The thriller from Joel and Ethan Coen peers into the existential abyss of the atomic age, with Billy Bob Thornton starring as a disaffected barber in 1940s California whose suspicion that his wife (Frances McDormand) is cheating on him leads him down a crooked path of blackmail and murder. The film is presented with a new 4K digital restoration supervised and approved by director of photography Roger Deakins, with a 5.0 surround DTS-HD master audio soundtrack; The 4K combo pack includes one 4K disc of the film presented presented in Dolby Vision HDR, and a regular Blu-ray Disc with the film and bonus materials.
Arrow Video will release the 1981 fantasy Excalibur on 4K Ultra HD disc for the first time Feb. 24. The limited edition featuring a new 4K restoration of the film and newly commissioned extras will also be available on regular Blu-ray Disc. The film from director John Boorman depicts an epic take on the legend of King Arthur, as the wizard Merlin (Nicol Williamson) acquires the powerful sword Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake for Uther Pendragon (Gabriel Byrne). The magical weapon allows Uther to be recognized as the King of the Britons. During a feast, Uther begs Merlin to cast a spell that will allow him to sleep with a duke’s wife. Merlin agrees, but only after being promised the king’s future child. Months later, Merlin claims the newborn. When Uther attempts to reclaim the baby, he is ambushed, and before dying, he drives Excalibur into a stone. Legend foretells that only the next true king can free the sword. Merlin places the child, Arthur, with Sir Ector to be raised as a squire. During a tournament to determine England’s new ruler, a grown Arthur (Nigel Terry) unknowingly pulls Excalibur from the stone and is crowned king. He gathers extraordinary knights to his legendary Round Table at Camelot, but his reunion with his magical sister Morgana (Helen Mirren) ushers in dark times for his reign. To restore the kingdom, Arthur sends his knights on a perilous quest for the Holy Grail. Among the warriors clad in shining armor are Patrick Stewart, Liam Neeson and Ciarán Hinds. The limited-edition release features a new 4K restoration from the original 35mm negative by Arrow Films presented in its original aspect ratio of 1.66:1 for the first time on home video. The presentation includes HDR10-compatible Dolby Vision, restored original lossless mono and DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio options.
Arrow Video will release the 1973 sci-fi Western Westworld on 4K Ultra HD disc for the first time Feb. 24. The limited edition featuring a new 4K restoration of the film and newly commissioned extras will also be available on regular Blu-ray Disc. The film from writer-director Michael Crichton takes place at the futuristic Delos resort, which allows guests to fully experience life in medieval times, the Roman era, and the American West. The employees in the park are androids, designed to be fully indulged by the guests. The android locals won’t shoot back in a duel or resist being taken to bed. This proves useful as Peter Martin (Richard Benjamin) and John Blane (James Brolin) repeatedly fire their six-shooters at The Gunslinger (Yul Brynner) to sharpen their showdown skills. It’s the holiday of a lifetime until something goes wrong with the park’s computer programming and the androids begin attacking the guests. The limited-edition 4K edition presents the film with HDR-compatible Dolby Vision, the original restored lossless four-channel stereo, 2.0 stereo, and 1.0 mono audio options, and an optional remixed 5.1 DTS-HD master surround audio.
The horror titles The Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee Collection 3, 1963’s The Ghost and 1987’s Retribution are being released on disc Feb. 24 from Severin Films and MVD Entertainment Group. Also available Feb. 24 from MVD and Severin is a Matt LeBlanc drama from the director of Retribution.
The Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee Collection 3 is a seven-disc collection with six films in both 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray. The collection includes 16 hours of special features and a new 142-page book. The teensploitation classic Beat Girl, available in the original theatrical and extended U.K. cuts, stars Lee as the wolfish operator of a Soho strip club. He portrays a sleazy blackmailer in The Hands of Orlac, presented in separate French and U.K. versions. Directed by Antonio Margheriti and starring Lee as a disfigured madman, the worldwide UHD/Blu-ray premiere of The Virgin of Nuremberg is a two-disc collection that sets new standards in Italian Gothic cruelty. Arabian Adventure is director Kevin Connor’s all-star family adventure showcasing Lee as a dastardly Caliph. Lee is a menacing teacher at an exclusive boys boarding school in A Feast at Midnight, directed by Justin Hardy. With recollections by family, friends and Lee himself, the documentary The Life and Deaths of Christopher Lee reveals the screen legend like never before.
Retribution (1987) is making its worldwide 4K UHD premiere. The two-disc collection includes the theatrical and unrated versions scanned in 4K from the original camera negative with more than three hours of special features. In 2021, Severin Films resurrected the forgotten classic from co-writer/director Guy Magar on Blu-ray. But in 2025, the search of a Los Angeles lab vault led to the discovery of the unclaimed negative for the thought-lost unrated version just days prior to its destruction. Magar’s neon and viscera-soaked saga of possession, vengeance and carnage stars Dennis Lipscomb (Eyes of Fire), Leslie Wing (The Frighteners), Suzanne Snyder (Weird Science) and Hoyt Axton (Gremlins).
Seven years after unleashing Retribution, filmmaker Guy Magar rolled the dice to write, produce and direct the low-budget mob drama Lookin’ Italian, which introduced an unknown Matt LeBlanc only months before landing his breakout role in “Friends.” In the film, having survived a New York City shootout gone horrifically wrong, a former mafioso (Jay Acovone of “Beauty and the Beast” and “Stargate SG-1”) is now living a quiet life working in a Los Angeles used bookstore. But when his reckless nephew (LeBlanc) gets involved with local gang culture, they’re both dragged into an unforgiving urban jungle where fear is weakness, vengeance is destiny and family bonds can never be broken. Three-time Grammy-winning soul legend Lou Rawls co-stars — with Denise Richards in one of her earliest film roles — in the film now scanned in 4K from the original camera negative with two hours of special features that include a long-unseen 1993 on-set interview with LeBlanc.
The Ghost is available on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray Disc, including four hours of special features. Direct from its 2025 premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, the 1963 film, set in turn-of-the-century Scotland, follows a young wife (Barbara Steele) who conspires with her lover to murder her wealthy paralyzed husband. But when the dead spouse’s spirit returns, it unlocks a nightmare of spectral terror, sudden violence and depraved vengeance. Peter Baldwin (The Weekend Murders) and Harriet Medin (The Whip and the Body) co-star in the Italian horror classic co-written by Freda and Oreste Biancoli (Bicycle Thieves), newly scanned in 4K from the thought-lost original camera negative and restored by Severin Films with four hours of bonus materials.