An award-winning satire tops the DVD releases for the week of April 25.
"Triangle of Sadness": Swedish director Ruben Ostlund's Cannes Palme d'Or winner takes aim at the 1% as a luxury cruise goes awry, upsetting the balance of power for the ultra-rich passengers and members of the yacht's crew.
"Yes, some of 'Triangle of Sadness' can be broad," writes Boston Herald critic James Verniere in his review. "But on the whole the film is a funny and trenchant satire of our ridiculous state of affairs."
ALSO NEW ON DVD April 25
"Jesus Revolution": Details the rise of the Jesus movement in Southern California in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, surrounding Chuck Smith, Greg Laurie and Lonnie Frisbee.
"Fear": A group of friends escape the pandemic for a weekend at a spooky lodge in Northern California, where they express their fears and see them come true in this horror film.
"Return to Seoul": A young Korean-born French woman visits Seoul and looks for her biological parents while reckoning with her identity.
"Blood Relatives": Horror comedy about a vampire whose solitary existence is interrupted with a bite when a teen girl arrives claiming to be his daughter.
"His Dark Materials: The Complete Third Season": The final season of HBO's fantasy drama based on Philip Pullman’s bestselling trilogy. With Dafne Keen, Ruth Wilson and James McAvoy.
"Invitation to a Murder": An amateur detective in 1930s England gets entangled in a real-life whodunit in this homage to Agatha Christie.
"My Happy Ending": Andie MacDowell plays a major movie star who seeks chemotherapy treatment at a clinic in England, finding friendship and connection along the way.
"Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen, Part One": DC's superhero team partners with the Remnant heroes in this animated film.
"Star Trek: Lower Decks - Season Three": This animated "Star Trek" spinoff from Paramount+ boldly launches a third season following the crew of the USS Cerritos on their adventures.
"Kompromat": French espionage thriller about a diplomat who unwittingly ends up on the wrong side of Russia's intelligence agency.
"Small Axe": Criterion Blu-ray release of director Steve McQueen's BBC/Amazon anthology series exploring London's West Indian community from the 1960s to 1980s.
OUT ON DIGITAL HD April 25
"Scream VI": Ghostface takes Manhattan as he hunts down the Woodsboro crew who have gone off to college in the horror franchise's latest installment.
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