If Elizabeth Taylor hadn’t passed away before the Lifetime movie Liz & Dick was made, seeing Lindsay Lohan play her would have done the trick. And since we all like a good train wreck, you can now own the notorious TV movie to enjoy again and again. Also making its home video debut this week is the penultimate season of Dexter, and more entries from the WWE and UFC. Reality TV is spotlighted with the release of new volumes of Top Gear, Mythbusters, and Dance Academy. For the kids — and Bronies — we’ve got another volume of My Little Pony Friendship is Magic and a variety of kids programming from Fraggle Rock to Power Rangers. On top of these releases, more classic TV comes to DVD capped with full series sets of Roseanne, 3rd Rock from the Sun and That 70s Show. To see all the titles released on May 14, have a look at our shopper’s guide and click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase.

If you missed the amazing Cloud Atlas during its brief theatrical run, now is your chance to catch up and watch the almost three-hour film at your leisure. This week’s other big theatrical release is the reboot/remake/reimagining of the granddaddy of the slasher films, Texas Chainsaw. The bulk of the new releases are smaller films that may interest our readers, but the big news is Sony’s new 4K remastering of several of their classic (Taxi Driver) and not-so-classic (Battle Los Angeles) titles, bringing new clarity to these films. Whether consumers who are still not sure about 3D TV are ready for yet another new video format remains to be seen, but hopefully the upgrade will help some films that looked questionable on their initial Blu-ray release (and yes, I am looking squarely at you, Ghostbusters). To see all the titles being released on May 14, have a look at our handy shopper’s guide and click on a link to make a purchase or to get more information.