Dana Delany’s most recent foray into television, Body of Proof, ended its run on the network this spring, and now the final season is available on DVD. Continuing series with new seasons right around the corner include Drop Dead Diva, Workaholics, and Wilfred. As Stephen King’s new series, Under the Dome, is about to premiere, catch up on past King TV classic on DVD: The Stand, The Langoliers and Golden Years. The long awaited Mel Brook’s comedy that’s become a cult classic, When Things Were Rotten, finally comes to DVD this week as well. To see all of the June 18 releases, have a look at our shopper’s guide and click on a link to make a purchase or to get more information.

It’s a BIG week for movies on DVD and Blu-ray — pun intended — as Bryan Singer’s Jack the Giant Slayer comes to home video in several formats. The thriller Stoker got mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics saying you’re better off seeing the film it freely borrows from: Alfred Hitchcock’s Shadow of a Doubt. The infamous “What kind of dirt did they have on Adrian Brody” comedy Movie 43 is also available for your viewing pleasure … because no one saw it in the movies. There are more interesting titles that played in relatively few theaters out this week — The Brass Teapot, The Ghastly Love of Johnny X — but films of the past really get their due with new Blu-ray releases of The Howling, Lifeforce, Of Human Bondage, Things to Come and Safety Last among them. To see all of the June 18th releases, have a look at our shopper’s guide and click on a link to make a purchase or to get more information on a title.