Physical Media Release Guide: February 2026
Love is in the air this February... because we’re falling hard for the latest wave of steelbook and 4K launches hitting our shelves!
Forget romance this Valentine’s month, as the only partner you need is a 4K player. And a great TV and sound system. And maybe a shelf to actually fit all these new titles on – I didn’t think through this romance analogy, I’ll be honest.
As always, release dates are subject to change and new titles and reprints may get added to the schedule, so keep an eye on our site throughout the month for up-to-date listings. At the time of writing, these are all the major physical releases you can expect in February.
Monday, 2nd February
The month starts off strong, as the 4K remaster of Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi banger Minority Report leads the first batch of steelbook releases, alongside the “vintage edition” of Oscar-nominated blockbuster F1, and the long-awaited reprint of the original Scream.
Vertigo Releasing launch their new physical media imprint Visions Home Entertainment with the highly anticipated 4K restoration of Kevin Smith’s religious satire Dogma. As for other major physical labels, Jonathan Glazer’s unsettling Birth and 90s cult movie House Party join the Criterion Collection, and Arrow Video have a one-two punch of underrated J-Horror with the Sana Collection.
Finally, Jeremy Allen White becomes The Boss in Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere – arriving in 4K! - and the fourth series of The Sweeney arrives on Blu-ray in a special 50th anniversary edition.
Monday, 9th February
Nominated for several Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actress for Emma Stone, Bugonia is the weird and wild ride we’ve come to expect from director Yorgos Lanthimos. The 4K release – including a VERY limited-edition steelbook – is the big new title landing on our shelves this week.
Turning back the clock to the 80s, and Wes Craven’s bonkers DC Comics adaptation Swamp Thing is getting a deluxe limited edition 4K set from the good folks at 88 Films, who are also gifting us with a long-awaited Blu-ray release of Jane Campion’s Holy Smoke. Back to the 4Ks though, and other titles arriving this week include David Lynch’s uncharacteristic family tractor road trip The Straight Story, the standard edition of Lawrence of Arabia, and both of Dreamworks’ Puss in Boots movies.
Finally, East meets West in the limited-edition Arrow American Yakuza release (boasting one of Viggo Mortensen’s earliest performances!), and vintage Hammer Studios horror Cry of the Banshee is the latest from the iconic company’s archives to get a glorious new remaster.
Monday, 16th February
Maybe the definitive political thriller, All The President’s Men arrives on 4K this week, with a new steelbook being the ultimate collector must-have this week. Also high up on that list, a 60th anniversary limited-edition Thunderbirds Blu-ray set, and the acclaimed action sequel Sisu: Road to Revenge, in a deliriously gory 4K steelbook.
From Arrow Video this week, there’s the inspiration for Bugonia – Korean sci-fi comedy Save The Green Planet! – as well as Tsui Hark’s Hong Kong comedy Peking Opera Blues and bonkers 70s cult oddity The Visitor, all in 4K limited-editions. Finally, dog’s-eye-view horror Good Boy comes to physical media from Visions, and Hammer’s Stolen Face is the latest in their back catalogue to get a new Ultra HD remaster and collector’s edition set.
Monday, 23rd February
This week’s headline release is Predator: Badlands, with the 4K steelbook being an essential purchase for action and sci-fi fans. And speaking of sci-fi, there are also steelbooks on the way of two cult TV spin-offs; Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season three, and Whoniverse adventure The War Between the Land and the Sea.
Next up, Arrow continue their stacked month with more new restorations; the medieval thrills of Excalibur and the uncanny sci-fi nightmare of Westworld. 88 Films have twice the Van-Damme in the 4K of Double Impact and more vintage Jackie Chan in the Dragon Lord 4K Limited Edition, Second Sight are bringing fairytale body horror The Ugly Stepsister to physical media, and Yorgos Lanthimos’ Dogtooth gets an unsettling new restoration from Visions.
From Radiance’s new spin-off label Transmission, there’s the thrice-Oscar nominated cult gem The Stunt Man, in a long-awaited 4K Limited Edition, whilst the parent label has vintage 70s Yakuza crime in the Japanese Godfather trilogy. Treasured Films offer more Italian cult mayhem with Werewolf Woman, and finally, Third Window Films have a 5-film set dedicated to Takashi Ishii’s adaptations of the controversial Angel Guts manga series – not for the faint of heart indeed.
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